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Haunted, Part Two is the fourth and final issue of the "Haunted" miniseries. It was written by Jane Espenson and illustrated by Cliff Richards.
Synopsis
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TV scribe Jane Espenson’s epic tale concludes as the Mayor’s ghost finally takes possession of a body powerful enough to destroy Buffy — one he found in the basement of the Initiative headquarters. As Xander heads out of town and Willow fantasizes about college life, Buffy’s left to face the thing without knowing whose hand guides it, armed only with an enigmatic message from Faith: “You’re already dead.”[1]
ContinuityEdit
- With Adam’s death, Maggie Walsh begins the 314 Project, to take its final form in "The I in Team".
AppearancesEdit
IndividualsEdit
- Adam
- Forrest Gates
- Rupert Giles
- Alexander Harris
- Graham Miller
- Daniel Osbourne (Only mentioned)
- Cliff Richards
- Willow Rosenberg
- Buffy Summers
- Joyce Summers (Only mentioned)
- Maggie Walsh
- Richard Wilkins
Organizations and titlesEdit
SpeciesEdit
LocationsEdit
Weapons and objectsEdit
- "Bad boy"
- Faith's knife (Only mentioned)
Rituals and spellsEdit
Death countEdit
- Adam, killed by Richard Wilkins.
Behind the scenesEdit
ProductionEdit
- The photocover features a promotional picture for Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 5.
DistributionEdit
- Haunted, Part Four was the 117º best selling comic issue in its publishing month, with 14,779 sales in March 2002 at comic specialty stores.[2]
CollectionsEdit
- "Haunted"
- "Omnibus: Volume 5"
- "Classic 29: Haunted"
GalleryEdit
Cover artworkEdit
Cliff Richards main cover
Original picture for photocover
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Haunted #4 (of 4)". Dark Horse Comics. Retrieved March 12, 2018.
- ↑ "Top 300 Comics Actual--March 2002." ICv2, March 03, 2002. Retrieved November 28, 2001.
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