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 Hellmouth to Mouth
(3 of 4)
Writer: Scott Lobdell
Penciller: Cliff Richard
Cover: Brian Horton & Paul Lee
Continuing her journey through Hell, Buffy finally runs into the cavalry -- in the form of Angel, Faith, and Oz. Now it's up to this tensely reunited team to save the hordes of Hell, and return Sunnydale to the real world. Writer Scott Lobdell (X-Men, High Roads) is really heating things up in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Don't miss the wide-screen, big budget Buffy spectacular that you couldn't fit on your TV screen!
September 25, 2002, 32pg, $2.99
Thanks to/source: James Bugle.
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 Hellmouth
to Mouth (4 of 4)
Writer: Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza & Andi Watson
Pencillers: Cliff Richard, Andi Watson & Paul Lee
Cover: Brian Horton & Paul Lee
Scott Lobdell wraps up his first apocalyptic run on Buffy with a special fiftieth issue, featuring more story pages, as well as two backup features: a prose story by Lobdell, with illustrations by Paul Lee; a short comic by Andi Watson; and a wraparound painted cover by regular cover artists Lee and Brian Horton. "Hellmouth to Mouth" concludes as Buffy finally rescues Xander and Dawn from the crew that's nearly destroyed Sunnydale -- The Scourge! They soon find that the only thing worse than the Scourge is their secret leader, revealed this issue! Buffy's not just fighting for her friends' and family's lives, she's fighting for a chance to live her own life, to be more than a fearless vampire hunter. Who better to have backing her up than former sadistic Slayer Faith and the vampire hunting vampire himself, Angel?!
October 30, 2002, 40pg, $3.50
Thanks to/source: James Bugle
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 Viva
Las Buffy (1 of 4)
Writer: Scott Lobdell & Fabian Nicieza
Penciller: Cliff Richard
Cover: Brian Horton & Paul Lee
The Buffy monthly takes a bold new direction under the guidance of former X-Men writers Lobdell and Nicieza. It's 1996, and Buffy Summers has just accepted her role as the Vampire Slayer. After the destruction of her high school, she flees to Las Vegas to sort out her life. Meanwhile, Watcher Rupert Giles wonders why on Earth his Slayer hasn't arrived in Sunnydale. The comic takes you where the TV show never did, back to the roots of everything, in the summer before Buffy arrived in Sunnydale. And there's a tall, dark, and handsome stranger keeping an eye on her during those dangerous nights in Vegas. The saga of the Slayer begins again with a new direction for Dark Horse's monthly series!
November 27, 2002, 32pg, $2.99
Thanks to/source: James Bugle
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 Viva
Las Buffy (2 of 4)
Writer: Scott Lobdell & Fabian Nicieza
Penciller: Cliff Richard
Cover: Paul Lee
Before Buffy ever arrived in Sunnydale, she did a little stint in Vegas. Not exactly doing what we have her pictured here, but we couldn't resist ...
Frightened and confused by her new-found powers as the Slayer, Buffy has picked up and left her mom and little sister behind. Hiding out in Sin City is no way to avoid trouble, though, especially when the city's gentle citizens are being terrorized by just a few of the many bodies buried without headstones in Vegas's seedier strips. Perfect for Christmas!
December 26, 2002, 32pg, $2.99
Thanks to/source: James Bugle
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 Viva
Las Vegas (3 of 4)
Writer: Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza & Andi Watson
Penciller: Cliff Richard
Cover: Brian Horton & Paul Lee
Find out why Buffy and Pike split-up before Buffy moved to the Hellmouth. See just what happened to Giles in those fateful days before he was Buffy's Watcher. Be the first one on your block to know when and where this whole Buffy/Angel thing started.
Scott Lobdell and Fabian Nicieza continue their controversial take on the Slayer's salad days. Don't miss what every hardcore Buffy fan's talking about.
January 29 2003, 32pg, $3.50
Thanks to/source: James Bugle
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 Writer: Joss Whedon
Penciller: Karl Moline
Cover: Karl Moline & Andy Owens
In case there was any doubt that the demons were back to get us... When Fray decided to take up the mantle of the Vampire Slayer, she didn't expect anything like this. Now, it's taking the combined forces of all her street-gang friends and the city police just to get this thing's attention! As if she hadn't made enough enemies in the last six issues...now every one of them is calling her out on the carpet this issue.
December 04, 32pg, $2.99
Thanks to/source: James Bugle.
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 Writer: Joss Whedon
Penciller: Karl Moline
Cover: Karl Moline & Andy Owens
When a hero dies, it's customary for a portrait to be rendered, an idealized and iconic image symbolizing all their courage, and thanking them for the good they've done and the lives they've saved. A portrait showing the hero at their best, at their strongest. A portrait not only to memorialize their death, but also increase their legend. A portrait like this cover.
Or maybe we just didn't want to give away what happens inside the book. Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, together with Karl Moline, Andy Owens, and Dave Stewart, deliver the stunning climax to the most widely acclaimed comics series of the past year. This book, which has taken a young girl from the depths of the ghetto through the spires of skyscrapers, and pitted her against vampires, dragons, and family members has truly saved the best for last. Do not miss it!
Dark Horse state late December 2002 as the release date but at the moment
it won't reach that deadline, like history dictates.
Release date unknown 2003, 32pg, $2.99
Thanks to/source: James Bugle.
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 Writer:
Joss Whedon et al
Penciller: Unknown
In a follow up to the best-selling Tales of the Slayers comes the graphic
collection Tales of the Vampires.
Details are unknown, except for the rough release date of mid-2003.
Thanks to/source: James Bugle.
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 Writers: Fabian Nicieza, Tom Fassbender & Jim Pascoe
Penciller: Cliff Richards
Buffy is dead. Her friends are trying to get on with their lives. Between them, there is enough anger, frustration, loss, guilt, and tragedy to resurrect an ancient demon. Things aren't looking too good for Willow, Xander, and the gang. A lovelorn demon has been set free into our dimension, and its food is the grief of Buffy's nearest and dearest. If that's not bad enough, a horde of demonic reptilian sorcerers plan to resurrect their fallen comrade and paint the town blood red. Can Buffy's friends face the threat without a Slayer to defend them? Willow finds that she can learn a great deal from these reptilian mystics. And if there's going to be one resurrection, why can't there be TWO?
November 27 2002, 120pg, $15.95/£9.99
Thanks to/source: James Bugle.
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