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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''In Time of Criris''}}
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|title = In Time of Criris
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|released = December 21, [[2016]]
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| pages =32
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|pages = 22
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| series = [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11]]
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|series = ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11]]''
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| number = 2
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|number = 2
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| previous =[[The Spread of Their Evil, Part One]]
 
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| next =[[A House Divided, Part Three]]
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|previous = ''[[The Spread of Their Evil]]''
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| publisher = [[Dark Horse Comics]]
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|next = ''[[A House Divided]]''
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| writer = [[Christos Gage]]
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|publisher = [[Dark Horse Comics]]
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| penciller = [[Rebekah Isaacs]]
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|writer = [[Christos Gage]]
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| editor = [[Freddye Miller]]
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|penciller = [[Rebekah Isaacs]]
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|editor = [[Freddye Miller]]
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| coverart = [[Steve Morris]]<br />Variant Cover:<br />[[Rebekah Isaacs]]
  
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| inker =[[Rebekah Isaacs]]
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|coverart = [[Steve Morris]]<br />Variant cover:<br />[[Rebekah Isaacs]]
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| colorist = [[Dan Jackson]]
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|colorist = [[Dan Jackson]]
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| letterer =[[Richard Starkings]]<br />[[Jimmy Betancourt]]
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|letterer = [[Richard Starkings]] &<br />[[Jimmy Betancourt]]
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'''''In Time of Crisis''''' is the second issue of ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eleven]]'' comic book series. [[Joss Whedon]] is the executive producer.
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is the second issue of ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eleven]]'' comic book series. Written by [[Christos Gage]] and illustrated by [[Rebekah Isaacs]], it was originally published on December 21, [[2016]] by [[Dark Horse Comics]]. [[Joss Whedon]] is the executive producer.
   
 
==Synopsis==
  
==Synopsis==
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Following the magic-related disaster in San Francisco, [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]] and her friends are trying to help put the city back together, while their own lives are also still in chaos. When the government begins introducing some special rules and regulations for folks with magical connections, Buffy may have to face being divided from the people for whom she cares the most.<ref>http://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/31-088/</ref>
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Following the [[magic]]-related disaster in San Francisco, [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]] and her friends are trying to help put the city back together, while their own lives are also still in chaos. When the [[United States Government|government]] begins introducing some special rules and regulations for folks with magical connections, Buffy may have to face being divided from the people for whom she cares the most.<ref>[http://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/31-088/ "Buffy the Vampire Slayer 11 #2"]. ''[[Dark Horse Comics]]''. Retrieved August 24, 2017‎.</ref>
   
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==Continuity ==
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==Continuity==
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*The story takes place one week later from previous issue ''[[The Spread of Their Evil]]''.
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*[[Jordan]] mentions [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]]'s time at [[Deepscan]], as shown in ''[[Guarded]]''.
  
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*[[Andrew Wells|Andrew]] mentions having friends in Italy "from 'new slayer outreach' days," as shown in "[[The Girl in Question]]".
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*[[Jordan]] mentions Buffy's time at [[Deepscan]] ("[[Guarded]]").
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*[[Andrew Wells|Andrew]] mentions having friends in Italy "from 'new slayer outreach' days", as shown in "[[The Girl in Question]]".
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*[[Lake Stevens|Lake]]'s hostility towards [[Willow Danielle Rosenberg|Willow]] indicates their fight in ''[[Own It, Part Three]]'' was final to their relationship.
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*[[Lake Stevens|Lake]]'s hostility towards [[Willow Rosenberg|Willow]] indicates their fight in ''[[Own It, Part Three]]'' was final to their relationship.
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==Appearances==
  
   
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==Appearances==
 
===Individuals===
  
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*Billy
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* [[Buffy Summers]]
  
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*Chuck
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* [[Willow Rosenberg]]
  
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* [[Xander Harris]]
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*[[Rupert Giles]]
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* [[Dawn Summers]]
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*[[Xander Harris]]
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* [[Rupert Giles]]
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*[[Jordan]]
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* [[Spike]]
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*[[Kennedy]] {{Om}}
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* [[Andrew Wells]]
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*[[Malloy]]
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* [[Lake Stevens]]
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*[[Linda Martin]]
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* [[Ophelia Reyes]]
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*[[Ophelia Reyes]]
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* [[Jordan]]
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*[[Willow Rosenberg]]
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*[[Shenlong]] {{Om}}
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* [[President Malloy]]
  
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* [[Joanna Wise]]
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*[[Spike]]
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*[[Lake Stevens]]
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* [[Calliope|Calliope Strachan]]
  
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* [[Linda Martin]]
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*[[Calliope Strachan]]
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*[[Buffy Summers]]
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* [[Chuck (San Francisco)|Chuck]]
  
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*[[Dawn Summers]]
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* [[Billy (San Francisco)|Billy]]
  
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* [[Kennedy]] {{Om}}
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*[[Vicki]] {{Om}}
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*[[Andrew Wells]]
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* [[Vicki]] {{Om}}
  
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*[[Joanna Wise]]
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===Organization and Titles===
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===Organization and titles===
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* [[Scooby Gang]]
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*[[Deepscan]] {{Om}}
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*[[Scooby Gang]]
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* United States Department of the Supernatural
  
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* [[Deepscan]] {{Om}}
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*[[Slayer]]
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*[[United States Government]]
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*[[Witch]]
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*[[Xander and Spike's cats]]
 
===Species===
  
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* [[Shenlong]] {{Om}}
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*[[Dragon]] {{Om}}
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* [[Slayer]]
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*[[Human]]
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* [[Vampire]]
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*[[Vampire]]
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===Locations===
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* [[Demon]]
  
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*Italy {{Om}}
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*United States
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**[[Wikipedia:Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories|Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]]
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**New Orleans {{Om}}
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**Ohio {{Om}}
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**San Francisco
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***Calliope Strachan and Linda Martins's apartment
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***Candlestick R.V. Camp
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***[[Rupert Giles's apartment (San Francisco)|Rupert Giles's apartment]]
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***[[Xander and Spike's apartment]]
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**[[Wikipedia:White House|White House]]
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===Weapons and objects===
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*[[Mʔ]]
   
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==Death count==
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===<nowiki/>Locations===
  
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*None.
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* [[Italy]] {{Om}}
  
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* Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories
  
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* Ohio {{Om}}
  
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* New Orleans {{Om}}
  
   
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==Behind the scenes==
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* [[San Francisco]]
  
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===Production===
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** [[Xander and Spike's apartment]]
  
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*The variant cover features a "deleted scene" from the issue; written by Christos Gage, illustrated by Rebekah Isaacs, and colored by Dan Jackson.
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** [[Rupert Giles's apartment (San Francisco)|Rupert Giles's apartment]]
  
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*Due to the political tone of this issue and its publication date's proximity to the 2016 American presidential elections, Christos Gage wrote: "Proofed ''Buffy'' Season 11 #2 and man, are people gonna think this season's a response to the election, LOL. But I finished [[Back to the Wall, Part Six|#6]] before 11/8."<ref>Christos Gage, [https://twitter.com/Christosgage/status/801146041684803584 "Proofed Buffy Season 11 #2 and man, are people gonna think this season's a response to the election, LOL. But I finished #6 before 11/8."]. ''Twitter'', November 22, 2016‎.</ref>
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** Candlestick R.V. Camp
  
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** Calliope Strachan and Linda Martins's apartment
  
   
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===Distribution===
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_House White House]
  
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*''{{PAGENAME}}'' was the 171st best selling comic issue in its publication month, with 11,982 sales in December 2016 at comic specialty stores.<ref>[https://icv2.com/articles/comics/view/36511/ "Top 300 Comics Actual--December 2016"]. ''ICv2'', January 13, 2017.</ref>
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===Weapons and Objects===
  
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* [[Scythe]]
  
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== Death Count ==
  
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* none
  
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==Behind the Scenes==
  
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=== Trivia ===
  
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* The variant cover features a "deleted scene" from the issue, written by Christos Gage and art by Rebekah Isaacs.
  
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* Despite being marked as [[Buffy, Willow, and Dawn's apartment]], the last scene takes place at [[Xander and Spike's apartment|Xander and Spike's]].
  
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* Due to the political tone of this issue and its publication date proximity to the 2016 American presidential elections, Christos Gage wrote: "Proofed ''Buffy'' Season 11 #2 and man, are people gonna think this season's a response to the election, LOL. But I finished [[Back to the Wall, Part Six|#6]] before 11/8"<ref>https://twitter.com/Christosgage/status/801146041684803584</ref>.
  
   
 
===Collections===
  
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* ''[[The Spread of Their Evil... (TPB)|The Spread of Their Evil...]]''
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*"[[The Spread of Their Evil...]]"
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*"[[Buffy Season Eleven Library Edition]]"
   
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=== Pop Culture References ===
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===Pop culture references===
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* Xander compares Andrew's goodbye to the movie ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casablanca_(film) Casablanca]'' (1942).
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*Giles' apartment has bookends based on the sculpture ''[[wikipedia:The Thinker|The Thinker]]''.
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*Xander compares Andrew's goodbye to the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Casablanca_(film)|Casablanca]]'' (1942).
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* Chuck complains about [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FEMA_camps_conspiracy_theory F.E.M.A. camps].
  
   
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===Goofs, bloopers & continuity errors===
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== Gallery==
  
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*Despite being marked as [[Buffy, Willow, and Dawn's apartment]], the last scene takes place at Xander and Spike's.
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=== Cover Artwork ===
  
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<gallery captionalign="left" widths="120">
  
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==Gallery==
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B11-02-00a-a-0.jpg|Cover A by Steve Morris
  
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===Cover artwork===
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B11-02-00b-a-0.jpg|Cover B by Rebekah Isaacs
  
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<gallery captionalign="center">
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B11-02-00a-a-0.jpg|Steve Morris main cover
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B11-02-00b-a-0.jpg|Rebekah Isaacs variant
 
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===Preview===
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==References==
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{{References}}
   
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[[Category:Buffy comics]]
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== References ==
  
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<references />[[Category:Buffy comics]]
  
 
[[Category:Season Eleven]]
  
[[Category:Season Eleven]]

Revision as of 02:59, 13 August 2019


In Time of Crisis is the second issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eleven comic book series. Written by Christos Gage and illustrated by Rebekah Isaacs, it was originally published on December 21, 2016 by Dark Horse Comics. Joss Whedon is the executive producer.

Synopsis

Following the magic-related disaster in San Francisco, Buffy and her friends are trying to help put the city back together, while their own lives are also still in chaos. When the government begins introducing some special rules and regulations for folks with magical connections, Buffy may have to face being divided from the people for whom she cares the most.[1]

Continuity

Appearances

Individuals

Organization and titles

Species

Locations

Weapons and objects

Death count

  • None.

Behind the scenes

Production

  • The variant cover features a "deleted scene" from the issue; written by Christos Gage, illustrated by Rebekah Isaacs, and colored by Dan Jackson.
  • Due to the political tone of this issue and its publication date's proximity to the 2016 American presidential elections, Christos Gage wrote: "Proofed Buffy Season 11 #2 and man, are people gonna think this season's a response to the election, LOL. But I finished #6 before 11/8."[2]

Distribution

  • In Time of Crisis was the 171st best selling comic issue in its publication month, with 11,982 sales in December 2016 at comic specialty stores.[3]

Collections

Pop culture references

  • Giles' apartment has bookends based on the sculpture The Thinker.
  • Xander compares Andrew's goodbye to the movie Casablanca (1942).

Goofs, bloopers & continuity errors

Gallery

Cover artwork

Preview

References

  1. ↑ "Buffy the Vampire Slayer 11 #2". Dark Horse Comics. Retrieved August 24, 2017‎.
  2. ↑ Christos Gage, "Proofed Buffy Season 11 #2 and man, are people gonna think this season's a response to the election, LOL. But I finished #6 before 11/8.". Twitter, November 22, 2016‎.
  3. ↑ "Top 300 Comics Actual--December 2016". ICv2, January 13, 2017.
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