REVIEW: Angel & Spike #14 is Zac Thompson's debut as writer of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff, reinventing the Joss Whedon classic.
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Dukeshire's letters are the strongest aspect of the issue, with captions that fit the palette of the pages well and a font that adds a slightly indie feel to the issue.
Angel & Spike #13 misses the mark, but will still deliver an entertaining ride to those looking for a detective story… just not one starring[...]
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Angel #9… now called Angel and Spike #9… is in stores from explosive publisher BOOM! Studios next week, picking up the story after the events of the Hellmouth super-mega-crossover event, by Bryan Hill and Gleb Melnikov, and with so many variant covers, you'd think the super-mega-crossover event was still going on!
Well, the reason for that[...]