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	title:	Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus: v. 2 (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus): v. 2 (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus)
	author:	Various
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Dark Horse Comics,U.S.
	released:	September 5, 2007
	isbn:	1593078269
	isbn-13:	9781593078263

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WH Smith
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Customer Reviews
Nicely expands on the show and has some genuinely great stories. - Rated Buffy omnibus one was good, but it featured a mixed bag of stories all okay but none were of the standard presented here. The comic expands nicely on the buffy mythos and actually keeps the feel of the series in which they are set. The shorter stories aren't great but they are short and aimple but the larger stories really feel like part of the TV show. The story of Buffy's parents divorce is excellent and is surpassed by Ring of fire a story set within series two when Angel was evil.

Customer Reviews

Nicely expands on the show and has some genuinely great stories. - Rated 5/5
Buffy omnibus one was good, but it featured a mixed bag of stories all okay but none were of the standard presented here. The comic expands nicely on the buffy mythos and actually keeps the feel of the series in which they are set. The shorter stories aren't great but they are short and aimple but the larger stories really feel like part of the TV show. The story of Buffy's parents divorce is excellent and is surpassed by Ring of fire a story set within series two when Angel was evil.