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Buffy Season 8 — SPOILERS!
I know I posted in the other Buffy Season 8 thread that we should wait until a few more issues hit the stands before we delve into all the spoilery goodness that is "The Long Way Home, Pt. I," but, I lied.
We now know that the Buffy we saw partying with the Immortal in the Angel episode "The girl in Question," was actually one of two look-a-like decoys and part of a ruse concocted by Andrew.
Did anyone else think it was odd that the first words spoken by Xander were, "You're five-by-five, Buf"? It just seems so uncharacteristic of Xander to say that. Perhaps it's a nod to the upcoming Faith arc? And, is romance in the air between Xander and Renee?
Who is this?
LOVE giant Dawn!
Regarding the big reveal on the final page, I think insane (more insane?) Amy will make an interesting adversary, especially once Willow is reintroduced. And who, or what, is her "boyfriend?" I wonder who else survived the destruction of the Hellmouth?
The overall tone was darker and more somber than I expected, and Buffy is still at odds with her station in life and a lot more melancholy than I thought she would be after the sly, contemplative smile she affected in the final scene in "Chosen."
Must be her craving for churros and the lack of sex.
I know I posted in the other Buffy Season 8 thread that we should wait until a few more issues hit the stands before we delve into all the spoilery goodness that is "The Long Way Home, Pt. I," but, I lied.
We now know that the Buffy we saw partying with the Immortal in the Angel episode "The girl in Question," was actually one of two look-a-like decoys and part of a ruse concocted by Andrew.
Did anyone else think it was odd that the first words spoken by Xander were, "You're five-by-five, Buf"? It just seems so uncharacteristic of Xander to say that. Perhaps it's a nod to the upcoming Faith arc? And, is romance in the air between Xander and Renee?
Who is this?
LOVE giant Dawn!
Regarding the big reveal on the final page, I think insane (more insane?) Amy will make an interesting adversary, especially once Willow is reintroduced. And who, or what, is her "boyfriend?" I wonder who else survived the destruction of the Hellmouth?
The overall tone was darker and more somber than I expected, and Buffy is still at odds with her station in life and a lot more melancholy than I thought she would be after the sly, contemplative smile she affected in the final scene in "Chosen."
Must be her craving for churros and the lack of sex.
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