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Nothing But Comics is about to hit our two year mark and in observance of the sites anniversary, every Tuesday from now until we finish, one of our staff members will list off their favorite series, runs or issues of all time. This week it’s Katharine Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: All Time Favorites Katharine
At Nothing But Comics, we love reading the Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics published by Dark Horse Comics, especially when they are illustrated by one of our favorite artists, Rebekah Isaacs.
Isaacs does a fantastic job of depicting all the Buffy characters, but we were eager to know which character was her favorite. So we dispatched our vampire correspondent Vlad to ask Isaacs this question via Twitter.
The artwork above was done by Arthur Rackham for the 1909 edition of Fairy Tales of the Brother Grimm. The image was featured in an online article by Laura Massey on Rackham’s work, which can be found here.
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Everything Buffy and her friends thought they knew about vampires and magic is changing. Recent events have left the state of the world’s magic in flux, and Buffy’s charming adversary Dracula (yes, that Dracula) has run off with both a mystic tome (which will give him the power to literally write the new rules of magic) and Buffy’s friend Xander Harris, whom Dracula holds in his thrall.
Dracula’s plans, however, don’t go according to plan. Dracula discovers that the book’s power to grant his wishes can go horribly wrong when imprecise commands are given, and it is up to Buffy and her friends to save him and the world. And amid all this action, Buffy discovers a heartbreaking truth about her sister Dawn.
Writers Nicholas Brendon (yes, that Nicholas Brendon) and Christos Gage craft a story that combines riveting adventure with great humor and poignant character moments. All of these story beats are depicted quite beautifully by artist Rebekah Isaacs and colorist Dan Jackson. In Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10 #4, the creative team provides heart-wrenching character moments and riveting action that should be able to engage even new readers unfamiliar with the series.
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