Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Slayer Stats

(Hardback)

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Discover everything you ever wanted to know about the hit show Buffy the Vampire Slayer in this humorously illustrated infographic book.

This one-of-a-kind infographic guide to all things Buffy blends striking illustrations with a bounty of facts and stats that shed light onjust about every aspect of the hit TV show. Full of fun insights and surprising detailsabout the lore, characters, quips, and most legendary episodes, battles, andvillains, this refreshing take on the Buffy-verse will delight fans old and new.

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It's a collection of hilarious infographics that break down crucial facts like who was sleeping with whom, who sired whom, and of course, the evolution of "butt monkey." From character timelines to magical artifacts, a glossary of terms, just exactly how many vampires Buffy dusted on screen, and the final death toll (spoiler alert: it's high), it's a complete guide to all things Slayer-centric. * Pop Sugar *
It's a collection of hilarious infographics that break down crucial facts like who was sleeping with whom, who sired whom, and of course, the evolution of "butt monkey." From character timelines to magical artifacts, a glossary of terms, just exactly how many vampires Buffy dusted on screen, and the final death toll (spoiler alert: it's high), it's a complete guide to all things Slayer-centric. * Pop Sugar *

Author Bio

Co-Author bio: Simon Guerrier has been a freelance writer since 2002. His last two books are Whographica (with Steve O'Brien and designer Ben Morris, BBC Books 2016) and The Scientific Secrets of Doctor Who (with Dr Marek Kukula, BBC Books 2015). Guerrier also produces documentaries and writes regularly for Doctor Who Magazine, the Lancet Psychiatry and other publications. He also works on a part-time basis for the House of Lords, has a masters degree in science fiction (University of Reading, 1998), a GCSE in astronomy, and a higher certificate in wines and spirits from his days working in the wine trade.
City/state of residence: United Kingdom

Co-Author bio: Steve O'Brien has been a film and TV journalist for 20 years. He began on Cult TV magazine before moving to SFX. He writes regularly for SFX, Sci-Fi Now, Digital Spy, and Doctor Who Magazine. O'Brien has contributed to many TV and DVD documentaries about cult TV and movies. In 2016 he co-authored Whographica.
City/state of residence: United Kingdom