Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow & Tara2 reviews Amber Benson, Christopher Golden, ... Dark Horse, 2003 Wonderful collection + Wonderful collection! This collection contains three stories , "WannaBlessedBe", "Wilderness" and "Demonology Menagerie". The first one, "WannaBlessedBe" is five by five! This story is written by two of my favorite people, Chris Golden & Amber Benson. I loved the way they handled Willow & Tara's relationship, very ...             Runaways, Vol. 218 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Don't Buy Those Little Digest Books; Get The Big Honkin' Hardcover + Not as good as the first hardcover, but a worthy successor + Wonderful book. + Ran away with my heart + Consult Wikipedia for the hardcover/paperback breaks.             Young Avengers Vol. 2: Family Matters8 reviews Allan Heinberg, Andrea Divito, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Heinberg's excellent run concludes (for now, hopefully). + An entertaining super-book + Better than Volume 1 + Armed Guards, Federal Agents, and Mandroids...Oh my!             Runaways Vol. 7: Live Fast1 review Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 BKV Bows Out Gracefully This book collects two three-issue arcs (Dead Means Dead & Live Fast) from "Runaways." These are creator Brian K. Vaughan's last six issues as the writer of "Runaways," and he really goes out on a high note with this emotional, character-driven, action packed TPB. For the "Dead Means Dead" arc ...             Runaways Vol. 6: Parental Guidance2 reviews Brian K. Vaughan Marvel Comics, 2006 Great Work Diminished by a Small Book Format + Point of Realization The other reviewer has written a good review, so read that for information about the writing and art, both of which are brilliant. However, I would highly recommend not buying this specific edition. Most people don't notice that these are small "Archie's Digest" size reprints, or in other terms, ...             Runaways Vol. 3: The Good Die Young3 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2005 Exciting, Shocking and Satisfying Conclusion + The "Season Finale" of Runaways + Graphic SF Reader Wow. Where to begin without spoiling the whole story? The authors came through with one heck of an explanation for the Pride's evil doings. Realistic? Not at all. Plausible? Sure. The writing is excellent (even if I don't believe real teenagers talk this wisely and humorously, I believe these ...             Runaways Vol. 5: Escape to New York5 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Required Reading For Any Situation, Including Field Trips + Two In One + Graphic SF Reader + Fun read + Niiiiccce             Runaways Vol. 4: True Believers9 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2005 Great for Everyone! + So Begins the Second Act + Graphic SF Reader + Fun read + AWESOME.             12 Days4 reviews TokyoPop, 2006 12 IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER + Poetic and haunting + "Have you met anyone drinkable?" + A very appealing story             Skim Mariko Tamaki Groundwood Books, 2008 The time is the early 1990s, the setting a girls' academy in Toronto. Enter "Skim," aka Kimberly Keiko Cameron, a not-slim, would-be Wiccan goth. When her classmate Katie Matthews is dumped by her boyfriend, who then kills himself, the entire school goes into mourning overdrive. It's a weird time to fall in love, but Skim does just that after secret meetings with her neo-hippie English teacher, ...             Runaways Vol. 1: Pride and Joy18 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona Marvel Comics, 2004 Great book, but spring for the Hardcover collection. + Runaways Volume 1 + There Are Rougly One Million Reasons To Read "Runaways" + An Enjoyable, Slightly Dark, Youth-Oriented Graphic Series + Great start for a new series             Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways5 reviews Zeb Wells, Stefano Caselli Marvel Comics, 2007 Not crucial to other segments of the Civil War universe but still fun + An enjoyable crossover between two of Marvel's young superteams. + The Runaways are momentarily caught up in the Civil War thanks to the Young Avengers + The war rages on + A Good Kind Of Surprise             Young Avengers Vol. 1: Sidekicks13 reviews Allan Heinberg, Jim Cheung Marvel Comics, 2006 A fantastic debut. + Graphic SF Reader Brian Michael Bendis' "Avengers Disassembled" event was, all in all, a pretty poor story, apart from the unrelated conclusion to "Thor v.2" written by Michael Avon Oeming, which was utterly brilliant. However, it is fair to say that most of what spun out of it was incredibly valuable, the main ...             Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic (Edition 001)92 reviews Alison Bechdel Mariner Books, 2008 Rich and impressive - doesn't feel skimpy like other graphic novels + Great Book, Worth Reading + The complexities of identity + Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic             Runaways Vol. 7: Live Fast1 review Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 BKV Bows Out Gracefully This book collects two three-issue arcs (Dead Means Dead & Live Fast) from "Runaways." These are creator Brian K. Vaughan's last six issues as the writer of "Runaways," and he really goes out on a high note with this emotional, character-driven, action packed TPB. For the "Dead Means Dead" arc ...             Young Avengers Vol. 2: Family Matters8 reviews Allan Heinberg, Andrea Divito, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Heinberg's excellent run concludes (for now, hopefully). + An entertaining super-book + Better than Volume 1 + Armed Guards, Federal Agents, and Mandroids...Oh my!             Runaways Vol. 4: True Believers9 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2005 Great for Everyone! + So Begins the Second Act + Graphic SF Reader + Fun read + AWESOME.             Runaways Vol. 5: Escape to New York5 reviews Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ... Marvel Comics, 2006 Required Reading For Any Situation, Including Field Trips + Two In One + Graphic SF Reader + Fun read + Niiiiccce             Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways5 reviews Zeb Wells, Stefano Caselli Marvel Comics, 2007 Not crucial to other segments of the Civil War universe but still fun + An enjoyable crossover between two of Marvel's young superteams. + The Runaways are momentarily caught up in the Civil War thanks to the Young Avengers + The war rages on + A Good Kind Of Surprise             Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic (Edition 001)92 reviews Alison Bechdel Mariner Books, 2008 Rich and impressive - doesn't feel skimpy like other graphic novels + Great Book, Worth Reading + The complexities of identity + Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic