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A review by wyrmbergmalcolm
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Dust Waltz by Hector Gomez, Joss Whedon, Dan Brereton
3.5
A powerful vampire comes to Sunnydale to visit her sister and cause a bit of grief. Also Giles' niece arrives to... be there.
For the most part, this was a pretty standard Buffy story. Some good quips, decent action and the early demise of some bad guys that had more promise.
Like with a lot of these franchises, the addition of the niece, nephew, cousin, etc. of one of the main characters for this one story just feels tacked on. As far as I'm aware Jane is never mentioned anywhere else in the entirety of the Buffy-verse and brings nothing of note in a story that would have rattled along with no change had she not been in it at all.
For the most part, this was a pretty standard Buffy story. Some good quips, decent action and the early demise of some bad guys that had more promise.
Like with a lot of these franchises, the addition of the niece, nephew, cousin, etc. of one of the main characters for this one story just feels tacked on. As far as I'm aware Jane is never mentioned anywhere else in the entirety of the Buffy-verse and brings nothing of note in a story that would have rattled along with no change had she not been in it at all.