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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #20At the end of season three, Angel left Sunnydale without looking back, and without saying good-bye to Buffy. This story takes up directly from the season finale, following Angel as he heads to L.A., and Buffy prepares for her life without him in Sunnydale. They earned a lot of enemies together, and now that they're apart, those forces are closing in. But the connection Buffy and Angel had was closer than anyone knew, and those who thought to take advantage of their separation are in for a surprise.
Written by Doug Petrie Published by Dark Horse Comics On April 2000.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #19For months now, Buffy and the gang have been dealing with superpowered vampires and slayer dopplegangers. Selke's finally coming out of hiding, but Buffy's not quite up to speed to deal with her. A massive conclusion to the nine-part "Bad Blood" story!
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On March 2000.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #18Mardi Gras is nearly upon the Sunnydale gang and, in addition to finishing their float, they have to figure out what's going on with Buffy. Since when has she been so into her looks, and what's up with the . . . tattoos and piercings? Meanwhile, Angel is getting closer and closer to discovering the source of the super-vamps . . . and it may just cost him his life! Be there as the "Bad Blood" story line rages on.
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On February 2000.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #17The gang from Sunnydale have faced some unspeakable horrors: ice demons, werewolves, and kung-fu vampires among them. But can the group face the terror of Buffy and Xander making out? What is going on here, and how is it tied to the super vampires, Selke, and the mysterious figures in Sunnydale's sewers? If the group is going to survive, they'll have to brave the chaos of Mardi Gras to find the answers.
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On January 2000.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #16All Buffy Summers wants is to hang out with her friends and relax. Is that too much to ask? It is when you're the Slayer and there's a demonic force ripping through town leaving a pile of bodies behind it. And even if she doesn't particularly like the guys getting offed, Buffy's gotta put a stop to it!
Written by Christopher Golden Published by Dark Horse Comics On January 2000.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer : Uninvited GuestsEveryone`s favorite champion of goodness is back in a new trade-paperback edition, collecting issues four through seven of the hit ongoing series. Follow Buffy as she battles ice imps, Puritans, hellhounds, and even a demon for good measure! The fourth collection in the sell-out series.
Written by Andi Watson, Brereton Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On December 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer : The OriginBear witness to teenager Buffy Summers`s transformation from simple high school student to super Vampire Slayer! Follow Buffy`s trials and tribulations as she comes to accept her destined role to thwart the legions of the undead from spreading their veil of evil across Los Angeles. Adapted from creator Joss Whedon`s original screenplay from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer feature film, The Origin updates the material to match the tone and characters of the hit television series, making this the official Buffy launching pad!
Written by Christopher Golden, Daniel Brereton Published by Dark Horse Comics On November 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #15She alone will stand against the vampires . . . the demons . . . and the forces of Darkness . . . wait, she can't even drive yet! Learning how to operate an automobile is a rite of passage that all teenagers face, the Chosen One being no different. And while Buffy faces the horrors of Drivers' Ed., Selke and the Doctor are busy breeding disaster for Sunnydale. Does their evil alchemy spell disaster for Buffy and the gang? Have we seen the last of the super-vampires that have plagued Sunnydale lately? Will Buffy get her driving permit?! There's only one way to find out!
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On November 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #14As Sunnydale becomes an increasingly hazardous place to kill vampires, Buffy begins to suspect there might be something amiss. . . as do Spike and Dru, newly returned to town and none too happy to find that Selke has set up shop in their old haunt. Meanwhile, Buffy begins to question her relationship with Angel. And just what do Selke and the Doctor have in store for the ancient Slayer relic they hold in their possession?
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On October 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Spike and Dru - The Queen of HeartsWhen Joss Whedon saw the final copy of the first Spike and Dru, he said, "This is what the comic should look like every month!" We decided that called for a sequel. On their way to Sunnydale, the demonic duo stop off in sultry St. Louis, to try their hands at some riverboat gambling. They soon learn, however, that their rest and relaxation isn't quite as peaceful as they'd hoped!
Written by Christopher Golden Published by Dark Horse Comics On October 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #13Beauty, popularity, and impeccable fashion sense are just a few of the qualities that help define the character of Cordelia Chase. When a gorgeous, mysterious beauty begins to invade Cordelia's spotlight with the men of the Bronze, though, she undergoes a shift in priorities. With an upcoming school quiz-show contest looming, Cordelia decides it's time to flaunt her intelligence...by any means necessary!
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On September 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer Annual 1999Here it is, ladies and gentlemen, the event that's been a year in the making: the Buffy the Vampire SlayerAnnual 1999! Featuring all your favorite characters (and maybe a few new ones) and all the creators you've come to know and love over the past year. And what a year it's been! Not only is Buffy the hottest show on TV, according to Wizard: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer . . . is the hottest . . . comic on the market."
Written by Various Published by Dark Horse Comics On August 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #12The new girl in Sunnydale, by all appearances, is your typical sweet, intelligent high-school senior, except for one thing--the crowd she runs with! She hangs out with more punks and delinquents than in juvenile hall, yet Buffy still finds something . . . different about her. Guest writer Christopher Golden (Angel) and artists Cliff Richards and Joe Pimentel
Written by Christopher Golden Published by Dark Horse Comics On August 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #11Summer sizzles as Buffy and her pals continue their quest to stem the tide of evil that is rampant on Earth! In this action-packed issue, Selke and the Doctor continue their scheming and hit upon the solution to Selke's "cosmetic" complaints. Meanwhile, a jilted student at Sunnydale High learns a valuable lesson in gender relations.
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On July 1999.
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 | Buffy the Vampire Slayer #10Buffy the next runway supermodel? Believe it! Buffy pursues a potential modeling career only to learn that beauty isn't only skin deep. Meanwhile, with Selke regaining her strength, she decides to pay a visit to the local vampire coven . . . with mixed results.
Written by Andi Watson Published by Dark Horse Comics On June 1999.
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