Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel

‘Buffy’ flashback: ‘Carnival of Souls’ (2006) (Book review)

Nancy Holder’s status as an elite Buffyverse author was already secured, but disappointingly – especially considering she’s coming off the outstanding “Queen of the Slayers”

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‘Buffy’ flashback: ‘Afterimage’ (2006) (Book review)

In the early days of the “Buffy” books, the series released just a handful of Season 1-2 novels before staking out Season 3 as its

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‘Buffy’ flashback: ‘Spark and Burn’ (2005) (Book review)

In the early days of the “Buffy” novels, we got the points of view of supporting characters – as well as a chance to revisit

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‘Buffy’ flashback: ‘Queen of the Slayers’ (2005) (Book review)

Nancy Holder gives extra care and attention to “Queen of the Slayers” (May 2005), writing it as if it’s the canonical followup to “Buffy” Season

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‘Angel’ flashback: ‘Love and Death’ (2004) (Book review)

Jeff Mariotte probably didn’t know “Love and Death” (October 2004) would be the last “Angel” novel when he wrote it, but it plays pretty well

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‘Buffy’ flashback: ‘Season 12: The Reckoning’ (2018) (Comic book review)

“Buffy” Season 12 should ideally be longer than four issues, and I’m guessing it would’ve been 12 issues if the timing had worked out better.

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‘Buffy’ flashback: ‘Giles: Girl Blue’ (2018) (Comic book review)

During the time of “Buffy” Season 11, Giles is off at high school in Los Angeles in the clunky four-issue series “Girl Blue” (February-May 2018).

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‘Angel’ flashback: ‘Book of the Dead’ (2004) (Book review)

As she did with “Buffy: These Our Actors” (2002), co-written with Dori Koogler, Ashely McConnell writes an “Angel” novel – “Book of the Dead” (July

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‘Angel’ flashback: Season 11 (2017) (Comic book review)

Dark Horse’s “Angel” comic series ends its run with a surprising but appealing smaller scale. With the “Buffy” characters facing a major threat in their

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‘Buffy’ flashback: Season 11 (2016-17) (Comic book review)

Just as “The X-Files” returned for shorter TV seasons in recent years, the “Buffy” comics take a crack at the miniseries format in Season 11,

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