(SPOILER)
Alex Garner's Cover for Angel #14.
We've seen Nick Runge's beautiful cover for the fourteenth issue of "Angel: After the Fall," and now we get Garner's.
Major, major spoilers for the future of a certain character.
[ edited by patxshand on 2008-08-19 09:01 ]
August 18 2008
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Angel: After the Fall #14
Joss Whedon & Brian Lynch (plot) • Brian Lynch (w) • Stephen Mooney (a) • Nick Runge, Alex Garner (c)
The truth has been revealed. Master plans are on the table. People are dying. And evil is winning. The forces of good take their last stand, but with certain death surrounding them, they’re going to have to do the unthinkable to win the day. The official continuation of the Angel series presses on in explosive fashion, courtesy of Joss Whedon, Brian Lynch, and Stephen Mooney.
patxshand | August 18, 23:37 CET
I am like the next Veronica Mars, but not really.
Proof
cannedlucidity | August 19, 00:23 CET
And hey, Angel is all normal looking again - except for the painful ughhh expression which really you'd expect from being squeezed by the tentacle of a "supposedly" freed Illyria *hopeful cough*with Fred watching from the sidelines*hopeful cough*. Me thinks "she" is a tad upset ;)
[ edited by Mirage on 2008-08-19 12:50 ]
Mirage | August 19, 03:50 CET
quantumac | August 19, 04:39 CET
Buffyfantic | August 19, 06:12 CET
As for the cover...like the "grave" one, it's kinda symbolic.
Brian Lynch | August 19, 07:43 CET
Simon | August 19, 07:46 CET
resa | August 19, 08:16 CET
Hmmm... symbolic... symbolic... Oh! I know! It represents Angel's frustration with not understanding women! :) Illyria wasn't the connection I deduced when I first looked at it.
korkster | August 19, 08:59 CET
Nolan | August 19, 09:45 CET
Huh. Here goes my theory - I too thought it was Illyria. :) Also it logically flows from Garner's cover to #13 - with Illyria being fractured and falling to pieces.
Maybe it's still Illyria in Fred's body, but this picture is symbolic of her inner power being unleashed? We'll see.
[ edited by Nata on 2008-08-19 18:46 ]
Nata | August 19, 09:46 CET
UnpluggedCrazy | August 19, 10:11 CET
Um. Does it have something to do with the world with only shrimp? *ogles her now background for inspiration* Something to do with Angel having to deal with an inner demon – not his mind you, but Fred/Illyria’s? *desperate* Oooh… does it have something to do with how our man Angel would once again be our vamp Angel? How about… nah, I’ve got nothing.
If it is "unthinkable" then how come you thunk it Mr. B... hah! *getting frustrated* I like symbolism when I can figure it out... but if it’s all big and ugly in a really hurtful and pretty way, damn it, I want it to be real.
Brian you are one cruel man to have us wait so long with mere "kinda symbolic" awesome artwork to tease us. Cruel!
Mirage | August 19, 10:46 CET
korkster | August 19, 11:12 CET
also, an amazing cover! pretty much awesome. maybe even my favorite from the set so-far!
Angel might almost be more exciting than Buffy in comic form at the moment... only because i'm VERY intrigued about the Fred/Illyira situation. :D
BrokenThread | August 19, 22:17 CET
Angel is in W&H's hands. It's their tentacle crushing him.
rua1412 | August 19, 22:53 CET