- ↳ Note: This article is about the comic one-shot. For other uses, see Spike and Dru.
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Spike and Dru: The Queen of Hearts is an one-shot from Dark Horse Classic comic book meta-series. It was written by Christopher Golden and illustrated by Ryan Sook.
Synopsis
When 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![1]
Continuity
- Spike warns Drusilla to not strain herself due to her health, in reference to her being recently tortured (The Problem with Vampires).
- Spike and Drusilla are going to Sunnydale for the first time, as they’ll eventually arrive in episode "School Hard".
Appearances
Individuals
Species
Locations
- Vienna, Austria (Only mentioned)
- United States
Weapons and Objects
- Spike's DeSoto
Death Count
- A police officer, killed by Drusilla.
- The cabaret bouncer, killed by Drusilla.
- various people, killed by Drusilla.
- Zachariah King, killed by Spike.
Behind the Scenes
Production
- The photo cover features two promotional pictures taken for Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 2.
- The cabaret bouncer is a reference to fictional character Hellboy.
Collections
- "Spike and Dru"
- "Omnibus: Volume 2"
- "Classic 9: The Queen of Hearts"
Pop Culture References
- Spike sings Gregg Allman’s song "Queen of Hearts" (1973).
Gallery
Original photo cover’s picture
Original photo cover’s picture
Collections
References
- ↑ "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Spike and Dru - The Queen of Hearts". Dark Horse Comics. Retrieved March 06, 2018.