Haunted, Part Two

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Haunted, Part Two is the second issue of the "Haunted" miniseries. It was written by Jane Espenson and illustrated by Cliff Richards.

Synopsis

It’s the summer after high school graduation, and somehow Faith’s back in Buffy’s life. That’s not all that’s going wrong, though. Vamps are taking Buffy by surprise and it’s nearly cost Giles his life. With her Watcher out of the action, her reflexes out of whack, and a ghost terrorizing Sunnydale, Buffy is in for a hell of a summer vacation.^[1]

Continuity

• Xander considers living in his parents’ basement, as he’ll reveal to be doing so in "The Freshman".

Appearances

Individuals

• Angel (Only in visions)
• Forrest Gates
• Rupert Giles
• Alexander Harris
• Faith Lehane
• Graham Miller
• Daniel Osbourne
• Willow Rosenberg
• Buffy Summers
• Richard Wilkins

Organizations and titles

• The Initiative
• Scooby Gang
• Slayer

Species

• Human
• Spirit
• Vampire

Events

• Graduation Day Battle (Only mentioned)

Locations

• Harris residence
• Rupert Giles's apartment
• Sunnydale Cemetery
• Sunnydale Memorial
• University of California, Sunnydale

Weapons and objects

• Faith's knife (Only in visions)
• Stake

Death count

• The possessed vampire, staked by Buffy Summers.

Behind the scenes

Distribution

• Haunted, Part Two was the 126º best selling comic issue in its publishing month, with 14,824 sales in January 2002 at comic specialty stores.^[2]

Collections

• "Haunted"
• "Omnibus: Volume 5"
• "Classic 29: Haunted"

Pop culture references

• Richard Wilkins quotes “I haunt, therefore I am.” in reference to René Descartes’s philosophical statement “I think, therefore I am.” (1637).

Gallery

Cover artwork

Cliff Richards main cover

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