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Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer, Part One is the first issue of the Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer miniseries. Written by Casey Gilly and illustrated by Joe Jaro, it was originally published on December 8, 2021 by Boom! Studios.
Synopsis[]
Can a lone Slayer save what's left of humanity?
Buffy Summers is the last Slayer. Now in her 50s, she wages a one woman fight against the forces of darkness, who prey on humanity in the daylight unimpeded thanks to a magical catastrophe that has nearly blotted out the sun.
The same disaster robbed Buffy of her friends and ended the Slayer-line, forcing her into an endless guerilla war. That is, until she stumbles across something she hasn't seen in a long time — hope, in the form of a prophecy and the young girl who carries it.
The Multiverse explodes as writer Casey Gilly (Femme Magnifique, You Died) and artist Joe Jaro (Firefly) bring you a dystopian tale of Buffy Summers as you've never seen her before for fans of Wonder Woman: Dead Earth, Batman: Last Knight On Earth, and Future State: Wonder Woman.[1]
Summary[]
- This article needs a plot summary.
Appearances[]
Individuals[]
- Charlie Urville
- Cordelia Chase (Only in visions)
- Wren Galliway
- Rupert Giles (Only in picture)
- Alexander Harris (Only in visions)
- Anya Jenkins
- Tara Maclay (Only mentioned)
- Megan (Only in visions)
- Bishop Kaur (Only in television)
- Mabel Omori
- Elowen Reed
- Thessaly Maclay Rosenberg
- Willow Rosenberg (Only mentioned)
- Spike (Only mentioned)
- Buffy Summers
- Charlie Urville
Organizations and titles[]
- Potential Slayer
- Slayer
- Watcher's Supernatural Advisement Council (Only in visions)
- Witch
Species[]
Locations[]
- London, England
- Buffy Summers' apartment
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- Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer #1 was ranked the 592nd best selling comic issue in its published year, with estimated 27,827 sales for December 2021 at comic specialty stores.[2]
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References[]
- ↑ "BUFFY LAST VAMPIRE SLAYER #1 (OF 4) CVR A ANINDITO." Previews World. Retrieved on September 17, 2021.
- ↑ "Diamond Top 2000 Comics - Full Year 2021." ICv2, February 8, 2022.