Books like Buffy Omnibus Volume 4 (Buffy) by Various

In the first book of the Cirque Du Freak series, Darren battles his arch‑enemy Steve Leopard to defy destiny, risking death or becoming the ominous Lord of the Shadows who could bring about world destruction.

Collects Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight issues #1–5, the direct comic continuation of the TV series written by Joss Whedon. The Slayers regroup after the Hellmouth’s destruction, battling undead foes, old enemies, and personal growth.

A comprehensive eight-volume collection that compiles key X‑Men story arcs, from "Alpha" to "X-Man," featuring iconic characters, alternate‑universe battles, and behind‑the‑scenes excerpts from Apocalypse.

A collection of graphic‑novel adaptations of classic Goosebumps tales, featuring short horror stories for kids such as "Ghost Beach," where siblings uncover a family secret behind a local legend.

126 pages : 27 cm

In this graphic novel retelling, Rose wrestles with the darkness of a shadow‑kiss while her budding romance with Dimitri deepens. When Dimitri vanishes amid a Strigoi assault on St. Vladimir's Academy, she faces a perilous decision.

Seth and Kady discover a hidden world inside a comic book—Malice—where a disappeared friend’s fate proves the rumors true. Trapped in a deadly adventure, they must navigate this horror-filled alternate realm to survive.

"In the wake of Avengers disassembled, a mysterious, new group of teen super heroes appears with powers and names resembling classic Avengers Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and the Hulk. But who are they? Where did they come from? And what right do they have to call themselves the Young Avengers? When the Young Avengers' public actions draw the attention of Captain America and Iron Man, the old Avengers set out to learn the truth about their teenaged namesakes. Caught between a maniacal super-villain and their heroic idols, will the Young Avengers' first fight be their last stand?"--p. [4] of cover.

Buffy, the teen vampire slayer, is pursued by the ghost of Sunnydale's former mayor.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, captivating cult phenomenon and one of the most critically acclaimed TV series of the last decade, burst into the comics realm in August of 1998. Nearly every year since, the rich thematic material of good vs. evil, Slayer vs. vampire, friendship vs. isolation, and black vs. the new black has been explored at Dark Horse in over a hundred different issues--and by the biggest luminaries in the business. The stunning visuals unachievable on a small-screen budget have come to life, realized by Chris Bachalo, J. Scott Campbell, Jeff Matsuda, Mike Mignola, Terry Moore, Eric Powell, Tim Sale and Ryan Sook, among others. Take a look back at the most dynamic and memorable line art and paintings from the first ten years of the Slayer in comics--the best visions of Buffy that comics have to offer is finally given the deluxe coffee-table treatment, in a tradition started by our popular Star Wars: Panel to Panel series.--P. [4] of cover.

A comic collection chronicling Buffy’s rise as a vampire slayer and her subsequent adventures.