Buffy Contre les Vampires #1
Cette intégrale rassemble les premiers épisodes de la série Buffy contre les vampires adaptée en bande dessinée par Panini France et Soleil, couvrant les récits correspondant à la saison 1 de la série télévisée. Elle propose une version française complète des aventures originales de Buffy Summers, la Tueuse, et de ses alliés dans leur lutte contre les forces démoniaques de Sunnydale.
Buffy Contre les Vampires #1 (2009), published by Panini France under the Soleil imprint, features the story "Origines" and brings together Buffy, Willow, Xander, and Giles in a dark, atmospheric tale set in the early days of Buffy’s fight against the undead. The issue is written by Joss Whedon, Christopher Golden, Thomas Davier, and Daniel Brereton, with art by Joe Bennett and inking by Rick Ketcham, Randy Emberlin, and J. Jadsen, while Jeromy Cox and Guy Major handle the coloring. The cover, penciled by Paul Lee, captures the series’ gothic tone.
In "Origines," Buffy answers a summons from her Watcher, Merrick, leading to her first deadly encounter with a vampire. Through haunting flashbacks, the story unfolds across centuries, revealing the echoes of two past Slayers—one in medieval Europe, the other in 18th-century Hong Kong—whose lives intertwine with Buffy’s own as the weight of her legacy begins to take shape.
In "null," Buffy and Pike flee to Las Vegas after being expelled from school, seeking escape in a city of neon lights and hidden dangers. As they navigate the glittering chaos of the desert metropolis, the past begins to catch up with them in ways neither expected.
In "null," Angel, stranded in 1930s Paris, uncovers the dark roots of a malevolent force tied to the Golden Touch casino. Meanwhile, in the present, Buffy and Pike are taken captive by the casino’s enigmatic boss, drawn into a mystery that stretches across time.
In "null," Angel’s desperate attempt to undo a spell from the past sets off a chain of events that pulls Buffy into a high-stakes showdown at a flooded casino. With time unraveling and the stakes rising, she turns the tide by transforming the casino’s water into holy water—then ignites the inferno, letting the sprinklers do the rest.
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