Name: Wren Hardwick's review of Buffy the Vampire Slayer #3 by Christopher Golden
Item: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #3
Rating: 3
Author: Wren Hardwick

Christopher Golden

Nancy Holder

As long as there have been vampires, there has been the Slayer. One girl in all the world, to find them where they gather and to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers... Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Carnival of Souls: There is definitely something not quite right about the Travelling Carnival. When a once-shy pair of homely twins begin to parade around Sunnydale High like divas, Buffy and the others decide to investigate. But soon it becomes apparent that the price of admission is higher than they imagined. Willow is consumed by envy, Cordelia by greed, and Xander by gluttony. Angel reveals a dangerous new persona, while dark anger rises in Giles. More powerful still is the blinding pride that threatens to overwhelm Buffy and destroy all those she loves... Blooded: Chirayoju, a vampire of Chinese lore, and Sanno, the legendary Japanese Mountain King, have been locked in deadly battle for centuries. An ancient curse imprisoned the spirits of these two warriors in an antique sword; until the sword arrives in Sunnydale. Freed by accident, Chirayoju searches for a host body that will allow him to continue wreaking havoc among the living and the dead. Now Buffy's on the trail of this legendary vampire... a bloody trail that leads straight through the heart of the Buffy-Xander-Willow triangle. One Thing or Your Mother: It's tough being a teenage Slayer. On the verge of failing her junior year thanks to the annoying Principal Snyder, who seems to be acting even stranger than usual lately, Buffy agrees to meet with a tutor… one who may not have her best interests in mind. Not helping her studies is the fact that recently she's been exhausted, waking up each morning feeling more tired than she did the night before. Fighting off exhaustion, Buffy learns that Principal Snyder is the target of a sleep deprivation spell that has taken over Sunnydale. As sleep takes hold of the citizens of Sunnydale, Buffy begins to realize that unless she breaks the spell soon, the nightmare is just beginning.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer #3

Jay Carter

Wren Hardwick

This issue was not PG. 

Do you remember that episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer where the frat house is attacking the students and there is a giant plant growing in and around the building and it is feeding off the energy of Buffy and Riley’s sexual energy?

This whole flippin’ season is basically that but on steroids. And different people. And not a frat house. And... ugh, just be aware if you are a little shy or young with this. I mean, the whole series isn’t really PG, and the comics aren’t any different. 

We see some familiar faces.





We find out who “Twilight” is.



And Willow goes on a soul-finding journey.

Joss Whedon

Daniel Brereton

Joe Bennett

The first chapter of Buffy's rise to slayer stardom reveals a somewhat reluctant teenager gradually accepting her role as L.A.'s protector and principle stake-master in the face of an undead invasion. Original.

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