Remember the End

The subject of this article is non-canonical.
While created as part of licensed material, it has not been confirmed as part of the "real" Buffyverse continuity.

Remember the End

Publication

November 7, 2001

Length

22 pages

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Classic #38

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Cover artist(s)

Cliff Richards with Andy Owens & Dave McCaig
Variant cover:
Keith Wood

Inker(s)

Joe Pimentel
Will Conrad

Colorist(s)

Dave McCaig

Letterer(s)

Clem Robins

Remember the End is the thirty-eighth issue of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Classic series. Written by Tom Fassbender with Jim Pascoe and illustrated by Cliff Richards, it was originally published on November 7, 2001, by Dark Horse Comics.

Synopsis[]

This October, things just get creepier in this super-spooky Halloween fang-fest. Buffy and the Scooby gang face off against the cadre of crazed, bloodsucking Buddhist monks who hold Dawn captive. The monks know the truth about Buffy's "little sister." When the truth is revealed, can Buffy handle it? This issue brings you the big showdown between Buffy and the invulnerable Vampire Slayer Vampire. You want blood? You got it!^[1]

Summary[]

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Continuity[]

Buffy mentions facing and winning against both the Master ("Prophecy Girl") and Dracula ("Buffy vs. Dracula").
Willow recalls using an Orb of Thesulah to restore Angel's soul ("Becoming, Part Two").
Buffy recalls grounding the Master's bones ("When She Was Bad").

Appearances[]

Individuals[]

Organizations and titles[]

Species[]

Higher being (Only mentioned)
Human
Spirit
Vampire

Locations[]

Japan (Only mentioned)
Sunnydale, USA

Objects[]

Blood
Eidu amulet
Orb of Thesulah (Only mentioned)
Stake
Vapour blade

Death count[]

The Master, stabbed by Dawn.
Yuki Makimura, staked by Buffy.

Behind the scenes[]

Production[]

The photo cover has promotional pictures for Buffy the Vampire Slayer seasons four and five, edited by designer Keith Wood.
Willow and Tara's spell involves invoking Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess.
Dawn has a "NSINK" poster on her bedroom, as a parody to the boy band NSYNC.