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Home / Buffy the Vampire Slayer #5 (2007) variant b

Buffy the Vampire Slayer #5 (2007) variant b

Buffy the Vampire Slayer #5 (2007) variant b

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2007 Dark Horse Comics
Season Eight
1:12 Paul Lee Variant

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JOSS WHEDON (W), GEORGES JEANTY (P), ANDY OWENS (I), DAVE STEWART (C), and JO CHEN (Cover)

MINI-SERIES
Buffy's new position as leader and figurehead of the world's five hundred most powerful women has made her a bigger target than ever before. "The Chain" tells the story of one of the decoy "Buffy" Slayers, a tale personally important to series creator Joss Whedon. Guest artist Paul Lee pencils the first standalone issue of Season Eight.


"A done-in-one from Joss Whedon that trumps his first four issues combined. Yes, it means this is that good AND those were that unremarkable."
THIS BOOK GETS 9 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10