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Summary: Slayer-ific
Review: awesome story! the hardback comic is pretty neat with a gold embossed Buffy the Vampire Slayer written on it. The gold cross and silver clauddagh ring are kind of cheap, but you can't really expect a whole lot. They are all really neat, and the holy water is cool too. pretty much a neat showcase item for Buffy fans like me.
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Summary: FÃNE
Review: I liked this item alot. specially because its got the cadaggah ring angel gave buffy. Everyone must buy it..
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Summary: Where's the Stake?
Review: Occasionally, one has to be amazed by the devious minds of the folks who inhabit marketing departments. It is no secret that they want us fans to spend our hard earned cash reserves on all things Buffy. Especially books, comics, figures, and paraphernalia. The "Supernatural Defense Kit," however, is proof of the presence of the demonic somewhere deep in the catacombs of Dark Horse Comics.The kit consists of a perfectly serviceable cross and chain (the golden cross of belief), a copy of the ring that Angel gave to Buffy as a token of his love (the Claddagh ring of strength and friendship), and a wee vial of water with real silver foil in it (the shimmering holy water of fortitude). And, best of all, a hardbound copy of "The Final Cut," a story originally from BTVS comic #8, to which a great deal has been added. Perhaps they should have retitled it "The Director's Cut." All of this comes in a slipcase designed to make removing the contents something only a slayer could do. The shimmering holy water is very well sealed, to prevent idle sipping, and the usually obligatory stake has been left out. Which makes this kit equally safe for both the youngest and the oldest of overenthusiastic Buffy fans. This is all in good fun, of course. I think the Claddagh ring is a nice touch, reminding us that the theme of Buffy is not all violence and vampire dust. Loyal friendship and commitment play their parts as well.
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Summary: Where's the Stake?
Review: Occasionally, one has to be amazed by the devious minds of the folks who inhabit marketing departments. It is no secret that they want us fans to spend our hard earned cash reserves on all things Buffy. Especially books, comics, figures, and paraphernalia. The "Supernatural Defense Kit," however, is proof of the presence of the demonic somewhere deep in the catacombs of Dark Horse Comics. The kit consists of a perfectly serviceable cross and chain (the golden cross of belief), a copy of the ring that Angel gave to Buffy as a token of his love (the Claddagh ring of strength and friendship), and a wee vial of water with real silver foil in it (the shimmering holy water of fortitude). And, best of all, a hardbound copy of "The Final Cut," a story originally from BTVS comic #8, to which a great deal has been added. Perhaps they should have retitled it "The Director's Cut." All of this comes in a slipcase designed to make removing the contents something only a slayer could do. The shimmering holy water is very well sealed, to prevent idle sipping, and the usually obligatory stake has been left out. Which makes this kit equally safe for both the youngest and the oldest of overenthusiastic Buffy fans. This is all in good fun, of course. I think the Claddagh ring is a nice touch, reminding us that the theme of Buffy is not all violence and vampire dust. Loyal friendship and commitment play their parts as well.
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Summary: Real Defense
Review: This kit is very good. Every thing is paralel to the series. I really enjoyed it. Every one could slay vamps with this kit.
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