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For this week’s raffle, we’ve got two awesome comics featuring strong women: a copy of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8 #1 signed by Georges Jeanty, and a Witchblade: Dark Minds trade paperback signed by David Wohl!

To enter, head to one of our three Oregon stores the week of February 8, or sign up for our newsletter! We’re raffling off signed swag all year long, so make sure and check this space every Monday to see the newest prize!

The Buffy Season 8 #1 comes complete with a Certificate of Authenticity from Dynamic Forces, and is #55 of 275 copies signed by Jeanty. You can win this and the signed Witchblade: Dark Minds trade paperback as part of a special package deal this week!

Hey hey, true believers! Convention season is starting up next month with Emerald City ComiCon in Seattle, and we will be taking graphic novels and comics up with us to be signed by your favorite creators! Post your suggestions below now!

New Reviews of This Week’s Releases!

Hey there, true believers! Step right up and learn about this week’s hottest new releases, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8 #32 (now with more superpowers!), Ultimate Comics X #1, Siege #2, Siege: Embedded #2, Deadpool Team-Up #896, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3, and Mass Effect: Redemption #2:

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New Reviews of This Week’s Releases!

Hey everyone! We’ve got an exciting Wednesday New Releases blog for you today, chock-full of delicious options: first up, we have Die Hard Year One #4, followed by Daytripper #2, Angel #29, Captain’s Log: Sulu, the Blackest Night-resurrected Catwoman #83, Amazing Spider-Man #617, and Buffy Season 8 #31. We know there’s a lot of controversy out there about Buffy Season 8, but rest assured: there are no spoilers about the identities of any Big Bads in this video!

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Shocking news! The mystery behind the identity of Twilight, the Big Bad of Buffy Season 8, was accidentally leaked yesterday. HUGE spoiler after the jump!

Sharp-eyed Whedon fans made quite the discovery yesterday, when the covers to Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8 #34 were accidentally released to the media, leaking a mystery four years in the making: who is Twilight? The answer, to (almost) everyone’s shock: Angel!

The news has run rampant across Twitter–it even has its own hashtag, “#twilightisangel.” Why has Angel been plotting against Buffy and the Scoobies? What does this mean for IDW Publishing’s Angel comics? Stay tuned, true believers–we’ll keep you updated as this story progresses!

Did you already guess that Twilight is Angel? Who did you think he would be? But most importantly, where do you think things will go from here? Post your reactions below, and make sure to pre-order Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8 #34 and catch up on Buffy Season 8 before #34 comes out in April!

New Reviews of This Week’s Releases!

This week’s Wednesday New Releases is especially exciting, with looks at Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love #1, Psylocke #1, Buffy Season 8 #30, Doom Patrol #4 with the Yellow Lantern ring, the Criminal Omnibus, and the Wolverine: Old Man Logan Hardcover. Watch the video below to hear more!

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Fans of Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer probably already know about Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8, the comic book series from Dark Horse Comics. If not, here’s the skinny: it’s the official continuation of the TV series, it’s canon, and it rocks, featuring writers like Jane Espenson and art from the fabulous Georges Jeanty.

I got a sneak peek of Buffy #28 (it hits stores September 2), and let me tell you–if you haven’t started reading this title yet, you’re going to want to start, because there is a downright shocking development in this issue you will not want to miss! Seriously. My jaw. On the floor.

Let me back up: vampires are now the cool kids, and the Slayers are hated and feared by society. Our intrepid band of Scoobies is also being hunted by a mysterious villain named Twilight, who has teamed up with Amy, Warren, and possibly the United States Armed Forces to hunt them down.

To hide from and bypass their enemies, Buffy and company have fled to Tibet, where Oz (yes, he’s back) is teaching them to let go of their magic and get in touch with the Earth. This leaves many of the Slayers–and friends–feeling especially vulnerable. Especially full of feeling. As in . . . romantic feelings.

Let’s just say if you’ve been missing out on the lovey-dovey action, there is a shocking encounter in this issue that is witnessed by another major character–who might not be happy about this latest development. I’m serious, get this issue as soon as you can!