Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 Volume 5: Predators and Prey

from Rhinoa

Harmony is back and is gaining support for vampires. She has her own reality television show and is turning the human population against Slayers. She claims they are abusing their power and all they want to do is kill. Doesn't help that some Slayers have gone rogue and Buffy had been raising mone...

from karinnekarinne

Predators and Prey . . . still good, but not as consistently likeable for me as the first four volumes. I don't like Harmony. I have never found her as funny as the writers apparently do. The reality teevee show thing feels overdone; I just wish they could have found another way to get the anti-S...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

Harmony (remember her?) gets her own reality television show. Twilight, the evil organization trying to stop the slayers, creates some seriously creepy vampire cat toys and uses Harmony's show to turn people against slayers and pro-vampire. Buffy and Andrew take on an evil sect of slayers. Giles ...

from burnit99

Harmony gets her own reality show, and the fallout from that turns most of humanity against the slayers. Go figure. Andrew screws up, but earns Buffy's trust. Faith and Giles have an adventure of their own, and Dawn undergoes one more, final transmogrification. Some good stuff here, although the ...

from LisaMaria_C

I have to admit I really enjoyed this, and I wonder if that's almost a sign of Stockholm Syndrome, or at least getting more used to the comic book form, than it's to the merits of this particular volume. Spoilers below, so don't jump on me if you continue reading the review--you've been warned. I...