BtVS S8 #25
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catalyst2In amongst Dark Horse's May solicitations, Comics Continuum has the blurb and both covers for this isssue
The blurb: DOUG frakking PETRIE! WOOHOO! The "thing" that Dawn has turned into is, judging by the Jeanty variant, a marionette!
"BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #25
Written by Doug Petrie, penciled by Georges Jeanty, inked by Andy Owens, colored by Michelle Madsen, covers by Jeanty and Jo Chen.
Doug Petrie, formerly a writer and director on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer television series, joins Buffy Season Eight with "Living Doll." The spell little Dawnie got whacked with by the Thricewise demon she angered just keeps . . . evolving. First, she's a giant; then, she's a centaur; now, she's a . . . what?! Buffy, ever busy saving the world, will finally have to take action regarding her little sis when Dawn's mysterious disappearance makes it a priority. At least, she better be in some sort of danger, or Buffy's going to kick her butt for wasting precious time acting like an attention-seeking teen -- which is what Dawn is, after all.
40 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 6."
Chen cover: Just wrong (in a good way!) on so many levels
Jeanty variant: a lovley echo on Chen's #4 cover.
The blurb: DOUG frakking PETRIE! WOOHOO! The "thing" that Dawn has turned into is, judging by the Jeanty variant, a marionette!
"BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #25
Written by Doug Petrie, penciled by Georges Jeanty, inked by Andy Owens, colored by Michelle Madsen, covers by Jeanty and Jo Chen.
Doug Petrie, formerly a writer and director on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer television series, joins Buffy Season Eight with "Living Doll." The spell little Dawnie got whacked with by the Thricewise demon she angered just keeps . . . evolving. First, she's a giant; then, she's a centaur; now, she's a . . . what?! Buffy, ever busy saving the world, will finally have to take action regarding her little sis when Dawn's mysterious disappearance makes it a priority. At least, she better be in some sort of danger, or Buffy's going to kick her butt for wasting precious time acting like an attention-seeking teen -- which is what Dawn is, after all.
40 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 6."
Chen cover: Just wrong (in a good way!) on so many levels
Jeanty variant: a lovley echo on Chen's #4 cover.
