Juliet Landau

Okay, that's more like it.

This sequence was pretty damn close to everything I liked about Angel. Very tongue in cheek, self-mockingly-referential, and funny as hell. The art got a lot better, too.

I absolutely loved the first 2/3 of this. In the sixth volume of Angel After the Fall, Brian Lynch continues to impress, and the artwork lives up to the show, the characters and the stories. I especially loved the nod to the Buffy episode when Ethan Rayne makes his first appearance. Wonderful!

I would have rated this 5 stars if the last third of the book wasn't just one long joke on movie adaptations. Funny? Yes. Funny enough to last more than 7 or 8 pages? Not really.

Still, it's a show more must-read for those of us who felt like the show ended too soon and who can't get enough of Whedonesque humor. show less

*Book source ~ Library

From Goodreads:
In possibly the craziest Angel volume yet, we find out what happened to Gunn, Drusilla, Angel, and Spike in the aftermath of the Fall, which includes comas, insane asylums, a comic con, and even Angel’s movie adaptation. With stories by fan-favorite writer Brian Lynch and a two-issue arc co-written by Drusilla herself, Juliet Landau, this collection shows you just how insane Angel’s world can get."

WTF did I just read? This has got to be the worst show more volume yet. I would give it a 1 if I hadn’t liked Drusilla’s story arc and the Comic-Con story. Those two are awesome! The rest can just suck it because Grrr Argh! The artwork is very nice though. show less