Buffy against the vampires, Season eight

Buffy against the vampires, Season eight , is a series of comics books published by Dark Horse Comics. Comic is used as canonical continuation with the final of the series Buffy against the Vampires . It is produced by Joss Whedon which wrote the first arc, “The Long Way Home”. The first number left the March 14th 2007 to the the United States. The director of Dark Horse also confirmed his French exit, but no official date is known. In the beginning, the series was supposed to be composed of approximately 25 numbers, but the writer of the series Scott Allie confirmed “that they are to approximately 50, and that could gone a little further”. Scott Allie indicated that the comic book was called at the base “Season eight”, but there is a subtitle which will be added after the sixth number.

Detail of the intrigue

The history begins (at least a year and half) after the events from the End of time, placing the history a little close at the last six-month period 2004 and after the events of the Ultimate Combat.

Alex and Buffy order now a power station located in a citadel in Scotland. At their disposal, an large army of indicators, witches and of tueuses, with a vast quantity of technological weapons. There are 1800 tueuses in the world according to Buffy, approximately 500 which works with her, separate in ten teams, Andrew responsible for several in southernmost Italy, and Gilles responsible him also for an large army of tueuse in England.

Following the destruction of Sunnydale, the governmental army of the United States see Tueuses as armed operating with fine terrorists and characterizes Buffy as Charismatic, pitiless chief “and completely devastator”. The General Flight, a member of a government project of the same kind as the initiative, described its fear of their resources and their powers. The government was combined with the surviving one of Sunnydale, Amy Madison and Warren Mears. Both seek revenge in the role on malicious, a new role for Amy.

One sees as the repercussions as Dawn undergone while having attended a boy called Kenny (a thricewise) which made it giant, Buffy, Gilles, Leah, and Willow think separately that is while sleeping with him that it became giant.

; the following details are prone to the change

  • Anya will certainly reappear in a history although it is not ressuscitée, with a possibility of appearing under an aspect of Lapin.

  • Whedon projects to make return all the recurring characters, although casting will slowly be presented during the series.
  • Angel and Spike will be certainly of the series, but occasionally .
  • Faith will appear in the second arc of the series, written by Brian K. Vaughan, it will be in England.
  • Fine Riley and his wife could appear, but nothing is decided in this moment, they will start with the main characters.
  • the new characters include tueuses news of vampires, Renee, Leah, Rowena and Satsu. In the third number , it is mentioned that we will see more of tueuses of vampires created at the time of the Season seven of Buffy . Rona and VI are confirmed to appear in the fifth number, The Chain .
  • Dark Horse Comics held a contest so that a reader appears in Comic. Gaining was Robin Balzer, a handicapped woman who found consolation in Buffy .
  • the arc of Faith will reveal us a rebellious Tueuse news.

Announced authors

Numbers

Details about several numbers of the season eight of Buffy which were announced.
All written dates Ci below are left them the USA, no date is not yet official in France

Number #1: " The Long Way Home, Share 1 " writes by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, March 14th, 2007
Number #2: " The Long Way Home, Share 2 " writes by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, April 4th, 2007
Number #3: " The Long Way Home, Share 3 " writes by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, May 2nd, 2007
Number #4: " The Long Way Home, Share 4 " writes by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, June 6th, 2007
Number #5: " The Chain " writes by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Paul Lee, August 1st, 2007
Number #6: " No Future For You, Share 1 " writes by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, September 8th, 2007
Number #7: " No Future For You, Share 2 " writes by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, October 3rd, 2007
Number #8: " No Future For You, Share 3 " writes by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, November 7th, 2007
Number #9: " No Future For You, Share 4 " writes by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, December 5th, 2007
Number #10: " Anywhere drank young stag " writes by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Cliff Richards, January 2nd, 2008
Number #11: (Share 1 of an arc in Tokyo) writes by Drew Goddard, illustrator unknown
Number #12: (Share 2 of an arc in Tokyo) writes by Drew Goddard, illustrator unknown
Number #13: (Share 3d' an arc in Tokyo) writes by Drew Goddard, illustrator unknown
Number #14: (Share 4 of an arc in Tokyo) writes by Drew Goddard, illustrator unknown
Number #15: (autonomous number) unknown scenario writer (probably Jane Espenson), unknown illustrator
Number #16: (unknown contents) writes by Joss Whedon, illustrator unknown
Number #17: (unknown contents) writes by Joss Whedon, illustrator unknown
Number #18: (unknown contents) writes by Joss Whedon, illustrator unknown
Number #19: (unknown contents) writes by Joss Whedon, illustrator unknown
Number #20: (unknown contents) writes by Joss Whedon, illustrator unknown

Characters

; Main characters

; Characters Secondary

; Guest Appearances

  • Ethan Rayne

  • Angel (Sequence of Dream)
  • Spike (Sequence of Dream)

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