Wikipedia has a great summary of the individual issues & one-shots, and the trade paperback collections: [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_Season_Eight"]Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
I found the best prices on Amazon- there's lots of used (in great condition) copies. What I did was do my internet searching via Swagbucks (check it out here:
http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/Stephs9), where you collect points- when I had 450 points I could get a $5 Amazon gift card. I found a lot of the TPBs for $10 with free shipping, so I essentially bought my entire collection for $40.
I also always advocate for public libraries- that's how I started my reading before I knew I wanted to purchase. Right now I'm reading the IDW Angel comics via my public library.
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[MENTION=8557]Skytteflickan88[/MENTION] agrees: Does swapbucks have a catch? Fees, only for the US, taxes?
It's Swagbucks, and no, no catch. The search engine isn't as good as Google IMO, but if I'm just looking up random stuff (like I used it to look up that season 8 Wikipedia link), it's fine. If I can't find something I just switch to Google. You don't earn points for every search, it's random. There are lots more ways to earn points (including buying products), and some people get really into it and earn a lot of points (& there are all kinds of things to redeem your points for), but I just mainly use the search and maybe an occasional survey or something like that. I can't use it at work though, my filter blocks it.
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