Buffy the Vampire Slayer #17

The kind of issue which is important for furthering the mythology of the series, will delight fans with the introduction of certain characters, and is an all round blast. Filled with the trademark humour of the series it's an incredible issue and has so many implications for the rest of the series. The art from Andrs Genolet & Ral Angulo is excellent and amongst the best team we've had so far in the Buffyverse. Read Full Review

Wesley Wyndam-Pryce is the new & nerdy heartthrob we didn't know we needed. Bellaire & Lambert craft a tremendous introduction for this classic Buffy character. Read Full Review

Buffy the Vampire Slayer #17 is a showcase for BOOM! Studios' version of Wesley Wyndam-Price, one of Joss Whedon's greatest creations. Read Full Review

A fun, well-paced introduction to a favorite TV series character Read Full Review

Now I don't know if this stand-alone entirely changes everything we knew about the Watchers, but it certain changed a lot that we once knew about Wesley Wyndam-Pryce. Buffy the Vampire Slayer #17 was a solid break from the madness and drama to explore an area of the Buffyverse which was usually neglected in stories past. Read Full Review

This issue is an example of the series' creative team taking full advantage of the unique opportunity they have with this fresh comics continuity to improve upon the source material. Read Full Review

Psycamorean

Sep 02, 2020

Okay, this is a welcome shot in the arm for this reboot. My man, Wesley Wyndam-Pryce, the HEADBOY himself, is finally canon. And if that weren't enough, it turns out that maybe Faith, my favorite anti-social slayer, is also out there somewhere? I'm in! And they're bringing in Ripper stuff now. Ethan Rayne is, for some reason, haunting poor Wesley and complaining about Giles. I'm very excited about all of these things, I can't help it.