An ill-prepared Buffy comes face to face with the new Big Bad in the form of an old- fahioned death match in this standalone issue titled A Beautiful Sunset.
Buffy Season Eight continues to entertain longtime Buffy fans and newcomers alike with Joss Whedon at the helm and Georges Jeanty serving as series artist.
"It already looks like . . . the start of the three-hundred-million-dollar Buffy movie you crave in your heart."-Ain't it Cool News
A standalone issue written by Joss Whedon!
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Think "Conversations With Dead People." The Big Bad, Twilight, Reveals Himself to the Scoobs,
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This review is from: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #11: A Beautiful Sunset (Dark Horse Comics) (Comic)
Joss Whedon is back in a big way.
If you've entertained the idea that he might have "lost his touch," get ready to be wrong. Joss scores another 100 points for this one-shot comic, "A Beautiful Sunset," which has a lot of stuff we've been waiting a long time for. + Buffy fights the Big Bad of the season for the first time, which is always entertaining. The fight/flying scenes are the best action panels that Jeanty has shown thus far, and the Mid-Fight-Dialogue made my spine tingle. Twilight is worthy of "Big Bad" status in a big, bad way. + Qe get a lot of development on the "Satsu Loves Buffy" storyline, and a lot of cool character moments in the beginning and the end (the eye-weller of a scene where the injured Buffy and Satsu lean against a grave after the climactic fight). + Also, there's some vamp slayage, something the series has been sorely missing. Overall, this is what you've come to expect from Joss, the man who brought us episodes like "Becoming," "The Gift," "Chosen," etc. While the issue may not be as BIG as those ones I just mentioned, it succeeds brilliantly in what it is trying to be. It's big on character development, plot-set up, drama, and humor, all of which Joss is the master of. If this is only the fifth episode of the season (figure it out), this is looking to be by far the strongest since Season Five. Also, I have to give it up to Joss for the "itchy neck" moment. What a great "gotcha!" 10/10 Classic.
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Awesome Review!,
By Jessica Wilk (Florida, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #11: A Beautiful Sunset (Dark Horse Comics) (Comic)
Wanted to rate these product so I can get it over with and do something else with my life because, these products are awesome. I have both Jo Chen and George Jeanty or whomever drew them, and I just think they are awesome soooooo thanks again!!!! :) Yall are talented!
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Very fun issue,
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This review is from: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #11: A Beautiful Sunset (Dark Horse Comics) (Comic)
Very fun issue. Tatsu and Buffy have a very entertaining conversation, a seed is planted for future issues (rogue slayers with guns O_O), and an awesome fake-out near the end (about 13 pages into the issue). Also worth mentioning, I'm continually amazed by the value of this series; nice quality paper and longer than average.
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