 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Willow Wonderland #1 (2012) mack $8.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jeff Parker (A) Brian Ching, Jason Gorder (CA) Michelle Madsen, David Mack With the disappearance of magic, Willow Rosenberg lost the very thing that made her tick. Armed with Buffy's broken scythe, and fresh off an adventure with Angel and Faith, Willow is ready to find a solution on her own terms. The world can't live without magic-and neither can she! Date Available: 11/07/2012
BONUS REVIEW by Gavin Rehfeldt
 Full disclosure: I am always game for a Buffy comic spinoff. "Wonderland" spawns from a recent storyline developed in Angel & Faith, which I enjoyed. Willow seeks to return magic to Earth after the devastating events of Buffy season 8. Willow's team-up with Angel has ended and she is now on her own Lewis Carroll-inspired adventure seeking the light the world requires. Magic, it would appear, is not only the force behind the grim horrors of the world, but also the inspiration and joy of living. The stakes are high, the new characters are witty, and while the dialogue isn't as sparkling as Christos Gage's work for Angel & Faith, it's a step forward for a beloved character. I look forward to issue #2, and not just because of the beautiful David Mack covers. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jeff Parker (A) Brian Ching, Jason Gorder (CA) Michelle Madsen, David Mack With the disappearance of magic, Willow Rosenberg lost the very thing that made her tick. Armed with Buffy's broken scythe, and fresh off an adventure with Angel and Faith, Willow is ready to find a solution on her own terms. The world can't live without magic-and neither can she! Date Available: 11/07/2012
BONUS REVIEW by Gavin Rehfeldt
Full disclosure: I am always game for a Buffy comic spinoff. "Wonderland" spawns from a recent storyline developed in Angel & Faith, which I enjoyed. Willow seeks to return magic to Earth after the devastating events of Buffy season 8. Willow's team-up with Angel has ended and she is now on her own Lewis Carroll-inspired adventure seeking the light the world requires. Magic, it would appear, is not only the force behind the grim horrors of the world, but also the inspiration and joy of living. The stakes are high, the new characters are witty, and while the dialogue isn't as sparkling as Christos Gage's work for Angel & Faith, it's a step forward for a beloved character. I look forward to issue #2, and not just because of the beautiful David Mack covers. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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