Reading order and guide to Angel and Buffy graphic novels and comics
Post updated May 2023.
I have often heard from Buffy fans who would like to get into the Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics but don’t know where to start. Because there are many editions and volumes out there, it can be confusing.
To help you out, here’s a full guide to the Buffy comics reading order. This guide provides some plot details without any major spoilers.
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Before we look at the season reading order you might want to check out Fray. If possible, read Fray, the story of a future slayer, before starting on the following season collections. It contains a great character and plot, which are revisited in the Buffy graphic novel storyline. Check Fray out here.
AT A GLANCE: reading order for seasons 8-12 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel comics
See the table below for a super quick reading guide of both Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics in order. This covers the IDW and Dark Horse Buffy and Angel seasons released from 2007 to 2018. The table is followed by a more detailed breakdown and information about each season.
Later in this guide, you can also find an overview of Buffy BOOM! graphic novels which have been released from 2019 to 2023.
| Title | Publisher and year of original comic publication | Angel and Buffy graphic novels in order | Notes | Prices and availability |
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Angel After the Fall | IDW, 2007 - 2011 | Set before the events of Buffy Season 8. Only the first 17 episodes of Angel comics from IDW (contained in volumes 1-4) are considered canon. | Angel After the Fall |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 8 | Dark Horse, 2007-2011 | Published as 40 issues in 8 books, and was later made available as 4 library edition volumes. | Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 8 |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 9 Library Edition Volume 1 | Dark Horse, 2011-2013 | Published as 25 issues in 5 books, and was later made available as 3 library edition volumes. The story arc ran concurrently with Angel and Faith Season 9. | Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 9 Library Edition Volume 1 |
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Angel and Faith Season 9 Library Edition Volume 1 | Dark Horse, 2011-2013 | Also published as 25 issues in 5 books, and was later made available as 3 library edition volumes. The story arc ran concurrently with Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9. | Angel and Faith Season 9 Library Edition Volume 1 |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 10 Library edition Volume 1 | Dark Horse, 2014-2016 | Published as 30 issues in 6 books. It was later made available as 3 library edition volumes. The story arc ran concurrently with Angel and Faith Season 10. | Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 10 Library edition Volume 1 |
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Angel and Faith Season 10 | Dark Horse, 2014-2016 | Published as 25 issues which were compiled in 5 books. The story arc ran concurrently with Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10. | Angel and Faith Season 10 |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 11 Volume 2: One Girl in all the World Order Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11 Library edition here | Dark Horse, 2016-2017 | Published as 12 issues which were compiled into 2 books. The story arc ran concurrently with Angel Season 11. As well as being available as two volumes, Season 11 is now available as a single volume library edition. | Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 11 Volume 2: One Girl in all the World Or Order Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11 Library edition here |
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Angel Season 11 | Dark Horse, 2016-2017 | Published as 12 issues in 3 books. The story arc ran concurrently with Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11. | Angel Season 11 |
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| Dark Horse, 2018 | Four episode mini series set within the timescale of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11. Now available as a single graphic novel. | |||
| Dark Horse, 2018 | Published as 4 issues which were released from June - September 2018. Now available as a single graphic novel. |
Introduction: continue the epic story with a Buffy graphic novel and comic collection that slays
After the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV show ended with Season 7, Buffy’s story continued with 5 more seasons of comics published by Dark Horse Comics. These were created with collaboration and direction from Buffy creator Joss Whedon.
There have been several spin-off books, but my focus here for both the Angel graphic novels and Buffy graphic novels is on the main season arcs which followed the TV shows. I’ve included the availability of Buffy library editions, which can be an economical way to build up your comics collection. These could save you a lot of money.
Updates – including BOOM! Buffy and Angel comics in order
This article covers all of the IDW and Dark Horse Buffy and Angel comic book seasons which continued the TV shows’ narratives.
2018 saw the end of the Dark Horse run. However, fans were soon relieved to hear that Buffy’s comic life was not over.
In 2019, BOOM! Studios began publishing a new series of Buffy and Angel comics. I’ve included a Buffy Boom comics reading order with all the latest arrivals further down in this guide.
Is this guide for you?
This guide is perfect for you if you enjoyed the show and are wondering if the Buffy comics are worth reading. (Spoiler alert – yes, they are!)
It’s also perfect for you if you are new to the comics, are confused about the Buffy comics order, or just want to check up on the latest additions to the Buffyverse comics. I hope you find this guide and Buffy the Vampire Slayer graphic novels list useful.
Look out for the links below to find the availability of collections. Where possible I have linked to editions which are some of the most economical options to own the comic arcs, for example, volumes or library editions. Options also include used copies.
Continuing the Buffyverse after the TV shows ended
It’s always sad when a TV show that you love comes to an end. Although the TV finale was amazing, if only the Buffyverse story could continue in some way, fans could be even happier.
The TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel ended in 2003 and 2004 respectively. There were rumours of spin-off shows featuring Buffy’s watcher Giles, or Faith the Vampire Slayer. Sadly, neither came about.
The news that the story would continue in comic book form was both welcome and a little daunting for me. I was excited but not sure if the comic form could do the characters justice.
I had enjoyed the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus collections of early Buffy comic books, and Fray – a story of a future slayer which expanded the Buffyverse. But I had not been an avid comic reader and it took me some time to get used to the style.
If the Buffyverse was only going to continue in comic book form, I was definitely going to have to commit more fully to the medium. I happily became the kind of fan who collects Buffy comics as soon as they are released, just as I collected every video box set back in the day!
I have not regretted that, and when Seasons 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 hit the shelves I read them avidly. As BOOM! Studios expand the Buffyverse further, I’m happy to keep lapping up more slayer narratives.
SEASON BY SEASON – full information
Angel: After the Fall and more from IDW
Set before the events of the Buffy Season 8 comics; Angel: After the Fall was published by IDW from 2007. A 17-part series dealt with what happened to Angel and his friends directly after the final episode of the TV series, Not Fade Away.
Angel had taken on the Senior Partners at Wolfram and Hart and as a result, LA was sent to hell. After the Fall was co-written by Joss Whedon and Brian Lynch.
There is a detailed breakdown of the episodes and collections here. I am indebted to the Buffyverse Wiki for reminding me of the many complicated plot twists, which include many rewarding moments for characters from Angel.
However, for those who are concerned with canon, only the 17 After the Fall episodes (contained in Angel volumes 1-4) are definitely considered to be canon. If you are eager to get on with Buffy’s narrative I recommend skipping the rest of the IDW Angel comics and going directly from After the Fall to Buffy Season 8.
However, a real highlight of IDW’s Angel run was the special short book, Lorne created in memory of Andy Hallett. This is a nice extra to read and brought closure to the story of the much-loved green empath demon played by Hallett.
Click on the buttons for availability, editions and prices of Angel: After the Fall Volumes 1-4 from:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Abe BooksSEASON EIGHT: Buffy
It was soooo exciting to get the first comic in Season 8 of Buffy. The story was continuing. The story was continuing! As perfect as the final episode of the TV show Chosen was, to get more Buffy in any form was something to sing about.
Published by Dark Horse Comics, the story is set after Season 7’s finale and begins with Buffy leading squadrons of slayers in the ongoing fight against evil.
One of the great things about Season 7’s Chosen was it hinted that Buffy would get to have a break now that lots of new slayers had been activated by Willow’s spell. But, unfortunately for her, she still had a lot of work to do.
The season saw the slayers in tension with the military and the appearance of an ominous villain named Twilight. (Note: Nothing to do with the novels by Stephanie Meyer!)
Enjoyable aspects of the comics included the return of several recurring characters from the TV show and new relationships for the lead characters. And oh, Dawn was a giant.
Despite being complex and long-winded, as the first of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer graphic novels, Season 8 was an exciting ride, with episodes written by Joss Whedon and many other established Buffy writers including Jane Espenson, Steven S. Deknight and Drew Goddard.
Many of the Buffy comics feature beautiful cover art by Jo Chen
Highlights include several Faith-centred stories and episodes featuring Fray and Dracula. Eventually, Twilight’s identity was revealed. The season drew to a close in 2011 after 40 issues which can be found in 8 Buffy Season 8 graphic novels:
- The Long Way Home
- No Future For You
- Wolves at the Gate
- Time of Your Life
- Predators and Prey
- Retreat
- Twilight and
- Last Gleaming
Buffy Season 8 library editions
Click on the buttons for availability, editions and prices of Buffy Season 8 from:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Abe Books WaterstonesBuffy Season 8 Motion Comic DVD & Blu-Ray
If you are not yet fully convinced by the comic book format; for a quick taster of Buffy’s comic book narrative, you could try the Buffy Season 8 Motion Comic DVD.
Unfortunately, it only goes as far as the first 19 episodes of Dark Horse’s Buffy Season 8 and no further Buffy Motion Comics were released.
Click here to see prices and availability of the motion comic.
SEASON NINE: Buffy & Angel and Faith
Following Season 8’s finish and the end of Angel’s run with IDW, Angel and Buffy’s arcs were brought back together with Dark Horse producing both Buffy and Angel & Faith comics. This led to much more coherence.
Both the Buffy and Angel and Faith comics now went under the heading of Season 9; their story arcs were connected and their events take place at the same time.
The Angel and Faith comics worked well, building on the dynamics between the two characters at a difficult time for Angel. Angel and Faith were relocated to London.
Readers in the UK may appreciate the realistic minor details relating to life here. The season saw the return of an old favourite character, Whistler who was last seen in Buffy season 2.
Buffy Season 9 began with Buffy having relocated to San Francisco, living in a world without magic. She was seemingly dealing with a series of more down-to-earth crises than in the previous season.
However, things were not as they seemed and the supernatural world soon came back into play in Buffy and her friends’ lives. Buffy Season 9 consisted of 25 issues which were later released as the following collections.
- Freefall
- On Your Own
- Guarded
- Welcome to the Team and
- The Core
Buffy Season 9 library editions
The whole of Buffy Season 9 was also published as a 3 part library edition.
Running alongside Buffy, the Angel and Faith Season 9, also contained 25 issues. It was published in the following collections and also in a 3 part library edition.
- Live Through This
- Daddy Issues
- Family Reunion
- Death and Consequences and
- What you want, Not what you need
Angel and Faith Season 9 library editions
Check the availability of Angel and Faith Season 9 library editions at:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Abe Books Forbidden Planet WaterstonesSEASON TEN: Buffy & Angel and Faith
Buffy Season 10 again ran alongside Angel and Faith Season 10. Buffy oversaw the return of magic to the world and shared the duty of establishing new rules for a changing supernatural world with old enemies.
Angel was looking after an area and community of London which events of Season 9 had left forever changed by magic.
Both series’ saw the return of familiar and much-missed characters. A highlight of the series included Faith and Fred working undercover in a school.
Buffy Season 10 ran for 30 issues, and was collected into 6 books:
- New Rules
- I Wish
- Love Dares You
- Old Demons
- In Pieces on the Ground and
- Own It
The Buffy Season 10 stories were later published in three library edition volumes.
Buffy Season 10 library editions
Check out the availability of Buffy Season 10 library editions (published between July and December 2018) at:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk WaterstonesAngel and Faith Season 10 collection volumes
Angel and Faith Season 10 ran for 25 issues, and was collected into 5 books:
- Where the River Meets the Sea
- Lost and Found
- United
- A Little More than Kin and
- A Tale of Two Families
At the time of writing, there appears to be no plan to publish an Angel and Faith Season 10 library edition.
Check here for prices and availability of Angel and Faith Season 10 volumes from:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Abe Books WaterstonesSEASON ELEVEN: Buffy & Angel
From Season 11 there has simply been a Buffy title and an Angel title; Faith’s narrative has been separated from Angel’s. Buffy’s story gained a political edge, with the internment of all magical beings including Buffy, Spike and Willow.
Buffy made a choice which left her physically vulnerable and was reminiscent of Season 3’s Helpless. Buffy works closely with Spike in this season. So, for Spuffy fans, this season is the closest you might get to finding Buffy and Spike comics.
Meanwhile, in Angel, Angel and Fred/Illyria were travelling through time and coming up against their former selves.
Buffy and Angel Season Eleven contained twelve issues each and have been released as volume collections.
The seasons’ story arcs were:
Buffy:
- The Spread of Their Evil
- One Girl in All the World
Angel:
- Out of the Past
- Time and Tide
- Dark Reflections
Season 11 also contains a four-episode mini-series Giles “Girl Blue“, written by Joss Whedon and featuring the watcher going back to school. This is also available as a paperback volume. If you prefer, both Buffy and Angel Season 11 have also been released as library editions – see below.
Buffy Season 11 volume collections
Check prices and availability for the two volumes of Buffy Season 11 from:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Abe Books WaterstonesBuffy Season 11 library edition
The Buffy Season 11 library edition was released in January 2020. Check out prices and order now:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.ukAngel Season 11 volume collections
Check prices and availability for the three volumes of Angel Season 11 from:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Abe Books WaterstonesAngel Season 11 library edition
The Angel Season 11 was released in June 2020.
Check it out here:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.ukGiles: Girl Blue Season 11
And order the Giles: Girl Blue volume release from:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk WaterstonesSEASON TWELVE: Buffy
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Buffy Season 12: The Reckoning was the final instalment in the Buffy story arc which began with Season 1 of the TV show. This season was four episodes long and is now available as a graphic novel. With only four episodes, the season was a huge scaling back from the epic Season 8.
Although the season was short it was sweet and brought about some resolution. It featured guest appearances from many of the runs characters including Faith, Fray, Ilyria and Angel.
It was sad to find out that Season 12 was to be the last Buffy comic from Dark Horse. But it was soon revealed that the stories of the slayers’ were far from over.
Check prices and availability of Buffy Season 12 here:
Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Forbidden PlanetBOOM! Buffy the Vampire Slayer from BOOM! Studios
An entirely new story arc for Buffy began with new comic releases from BOOM! Studios. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer comic which began its run in 2019 was set in that year. The new series took us back to the beginning of Buffy’s time in Sunnydale. But it reimagined her story as if she were at high school over 20 years after the original show was set.
The BOOM! Studio’s Buffy team brought a different perspective to the Buffy narrative.
We saw how different life might be in the 2020s both for Buffy and her friends. Exploring these well-known characters – and how different their paths could be – in a different generation has proven fascinating so far. This is not a simple reboot and retelling of the original Buffy narrative. Characters have very different arcs and the stories are new.
Since BOOM! Studios took the helm there have also been several spin-off stories and alternative timelines. The new wave of comics represents a challenge to the idea of Buffy canon. Our well-loved characters can be reimagined again and again!
New Angel comics from BOOM! too
The 2019 new Angel comics featured Angel hanging out being broody in Los Angeles before he received a mystical message which guided him to no other Hellmouth than Sunnydale itself.
See the table below for a full list of the BOOM! Studios Buffy and Angel graphic novels from 2019 to 2023.
An overview of the Buffy and Angel graphic novel collections from BOOM! Studios
The BOOM! comics have taken on several narrative arcs. The first few volumes of Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer lead up to the Hellmouth event. This creates a crossover between Angel and Buffy’s arcs.
After the Hellmouth event, there was a Willow spin-off series. Angel teams up with Spike in the Angel and Spike volumes. Both Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel and Spike cover the Ring of Fire story arc.
Angel and Spike took a break after their Volume 2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer moved into the We Are The Slayer arc, with highlights including multiverse link-ups and the truth about the world without shrimp! There are one-shots for Giles and Faith along the way.
After We Are The Slayer concluded BOOM! Studios looked to other narratives. Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer is connected to the narrative of the TV show, but not with 100% continuity. The representation of Buffy reaching her 50s and continuing the fight is a refreshing take.
In the meantime, Angel came back in 2022 for a two-volume series.
Then BOOM! Studios came back with a brand new adventure with The Vampire Slayer. This story is set in a completely new universe and questions the identity of the slayer. Its narrative continues to unfold at the time of writing in 2023. In 2023 we’ve also had a few new specials. A continuation of Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer and a summer road trip adventure, The Lost Summer are collected in one volume.
Watch this space for future updates!
The list below is a handy reference for the Buffy and Angel BOOM! collections. I’ve listed the releases in order of publication of the graphic novels. Some include one-shot episodes and specials – see the notes. While you can use this list as a reading order, keep in mind that the books do not follow one long narrative. The reading order of the story arcs is flexible.
BOOM! Buffy and Angel graphic novels listed
Here’s a full list of the BOOM! Buffy the Vampire Slayer graphic novels in order. The list also provides a BOOM! Angel comics reading order, Angel and Spike, The Last Vampire Slayer and The Vampire Slayer graphic novels.
| Buffy and Angel collections from BOOM! STUDIOS | Year of publication | Cover | All are credited "created by Joss Whedon". Other credits for volumes include: | Notes | Prices and availability |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 1 | 2019 | Jordie Bellaire, Dan Mora, Raúl Angulo | Collects episodes 1-4 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer | ||
| 2019 | Bryan Edward Hill, Gleb Melnikov, Gabriel Cassata | Collects episodes 0-4 of Angel | |||
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 2 | 2020 | Jordie Bellaire, David López, Raúl Angulo | Collects episodes 5-8 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer | ||
| 2020 | Bryan Edward Hill, Gleb Melnikov, Roman Titov | Collects episodes 5-8 of Angel and crosses over with Buffy as part of the Hellmouth Event. | |||
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Hellmouth, a Buffy and Angel Event | 2020 | Jordie Bellaire, Jeremy Lambert, Eleonara Carlini, Cris Peter | Collects episodes 1-5 of Hellmouth, A Buffy and Angel Event. (Crosses over with Angel Volume and Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 3). | ||
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 3 | 2020 | Jordie Bellaire, David López, Raúl Angulo | Collects episodes 9-12 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and crosses over with Angel as part of the Hellmouth Event. | ||
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow | 2021 |   | Mariko Tamaki, Natacha Bustos, Eleanora Bruni | Events of this Willow spinoff are set after the Hellmouth Event and before BtVS epsiode 14. This volume collects episodes 1-5 of Willow. | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 4: Ring of Fire | 2020 |   | Jordie Bellaire, David López, Raúl Angulo, Eleanora Bruni, Rosemary Valero-O'Connell | Collects episodes 13-16 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer | Check here |
| Angel and Spike Volume 1: Ring of Fire | 2020 |   | Bryan Edward Hill, Gleb Melnikov, Roman Titov | Collects episodes 9-12 of Angel/Angel and Spike | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 5: Ring of Fire | 2021 |   | Jordie Bellaire, Jeremy Lambert, David López, Raúl Angulo, Andres Génolet, Ed Dukeshire | Collects episodes 17-20 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer | Check here |
| Angel and Spike Volume 2: Ring of Fire | 2021 |   | Adam Smith, Piotr Kowalski, Mattia Iacono, Ed Dukeshire, Ignacio Valicenti | Collects episodes 13-16 of Angel/Angel and Spike | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 6: Ring of Fire | 2021 |   | Jordie Bellaire, Jeremy Lambert, David López, Raúl Angulo, Andres Génolet, Ed Dukeshire | Collects episodes 21-22 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, plus Faith one-shot | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 7: Ring of Fire | 2021 |   | Jeremy Lambert, Ramon Bachs, Raúl Angulo, Ed Dukeshire, David López | Collects episodes 23-26 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 8 | 2022 |   | Jeremy Lambert, Carmelo Zagaria, Raúl Angulo, Ed Dukeshire, Frany | Collects episodes 27-28 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, plus Giles one-shot: Tea Time | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 9, We Are The Slayer | 2022 |   | Jeremy Lambert, Marianna Ignazzi, Mattia Iacono, Ed Dukeshire, Frany | Collects episodes 29-32 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer Volume 10, We Are The Slayer | 2022 |   | Jeremy Lambert, Valentina Pinti, Raúl Angulo, Ed Dukeshire, Frany | Concludes the We Are The Slayer storyline. Collects episodes 33-34 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, plus Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The 25th Anniversary Special | Check here |
| Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer Volume 1 | 2022 |   | Casey Gilly, Joe Jaro, Joana Lafuente, Ed Dukeshire, Ario Anindito | This story arc imagines an alternative future for a 50-year-old Buffy. It follows the TV show rather than the BOOM! comic's narrative. But it does not have direct continuity to the show. Collects epsiodes 1-4 of Buffy The Last Slayer | Check here |
| Angel (2022) Volume 1, Parallel Hell | 2022 |   | Christopher Cantwell, Daniel Bayliss | Collects episodes 1-4 of Angel (2022) | Check here |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Buffy '97 | 2022 |   | Jeremy Lambert, Marianna Ignazzi, Mattia Iacono, Ed Dukeshire, Qistina Khalidah | Collects Buffy '97 one-shot: a special one-off story that took Buffy back to the 90s, plus stories from the 25 Year Anniversary Special and other 90s classic stories. | Check here |
| Angel (2022) Volume 2 | 2023 |   | Christopher Cantwell, Daniel Bayliss | Collects episodes 5-8 of Angel (2022), concluding this story. | Check here |
| The Vampire Slayer Volume 1 | 2023 |   | Sarah Gailey, Michael Shelfar, Valentina Pinto | The Vampire Slayer... from the world of Buffy the Vampire Slayer launches a whole new narrative in an entirely new universe. This series questions the identity of the slayer... This volume collects episodes 1-4 of The Vampire Slayer. | Check here |
| The Vampire Slayer Volume 2 | 2023 |   | Sarah Gailey, Sonia Liao, Valentina Pinto | Collects episodes 5-8 of The Vampire Slayer. | Check here |
| Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer: The Lost Summer Special | 2023 |   | Casey Gilley, Lauren Knight, Joe Jaro, Joana Lafuente | Collects two specials. A continuation of Buffy The Last Slayer. Plus a one-shot adventure: The Lost Summer. The gang go on a summer road-trip to an antiques fair. | Check here |
So, if you are new to comics and a fan of the Buffyverse, give the comics a chance and they are sure to grow on you…
If you have any questions about the Buffy comics chronology or want to share your thoughts on the Buffy and Angel comics please comment below.
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