Publisher: Zenescope
Pub Date: April 24, 2012
ISBN: 9781937068967
Author: Paul Ruditis
I caught a couple of episodes of Charmed during it’s original run, but I didn’t get a chance to really like it until I borrowed my grandmother’s complete series of it. I watched episode after episode and I had the whole series watched in three months. When I saw Season 9 Volume 3 was up for review on NetGalley, I had to request to review it.
In the continuing style of the Buffyverse comics, Charmed continues the storyline from the series finale with the Season 9 comic book series. Even though I haven’t read the first two volumes, I easily understood what was going on in Volume 3 which consists of the issues 13-19.
“Piper’s Place” is a standalone story that shows how Piper’s life is in total chaos. She is busy being one of the charmed ones, a mother to two young boys, a wife, and opening a new restaurant. Her son misses her and puts a spell on her. A spell that multiplies Piper.
The next four issues (“Where There’s Smoke There is a Firestarter,” “The Heavens Can Wait”, “Family Shatters”, “Four’s Company,”) deals with Cole trying to get redemption for himself by finding the thought-to-be-dead Prue, who has been brought back, but in a new body.
The last issue “Crosses, Triple Cross” is another standalone tale, this time focusing on Paige as she brings a fictional private detective to the life to help her solve a mystery.
Charmed fans will enjoy these continuing stories of these three, no make those four witches. I loved that the brought back one of my favorite characters, Cole, and gave him a new focus. I was shocked that they brought back Prue. Even though there will probably never be a Charmed movie, it is nice to know that there is a Charmed Season 10 comic books in the works.
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