Previously on The Vampire Slayer: Well, Buffy finally learned the truth: that she was the Slayer until her powers and purpose were siphoned into Willow

I was raised Unitarian by a father who strongly believed that the best way for children to be exposed to religion was through learning about

Dipping into the Kickstarter pile again, I ran across another comic I’ve been meaning to read: The Adept, an intriguing martial arts story with a

Set five years into the future we last saw in Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer, Thessaly (Willow and Tara’s daughter) has now assumed the mantle

Man, I did not see this issue coming at all, and that’s okay because it goes in a direction that I didn’t expect. Not to

Being a teenager has its own special trials and tribulations, but for Jesi/Which-Where, finding your identity has taken on a whole new meaning.

Are you looking for a good, old-fashioned superhero story? One with relatable heroes and realistic settings? How about sidekicks and scary villains? One with heart,

After an introspective issue that delved into Willow’s ever-spiraling psyche, this issue seems to pick up the pace again, setting the scene for what will

Autobiographies can be tough to read when not scripted by a gifted storyteller. While the comics community has witnessed many great interview books and compilations

When we last saw Jerri Bartman, she was finding out that her new job came with some caveats: In addition to the humiliating task of

Diving back into the Kickstarter pile again, and what turns up, but one of my favorite artists: Stan Yak!

Magic and technology merge in this second issue of Hexware.