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September 12 2009

(SPOILER) First look at Angel #25. The second part of Brian Lynch and Juliet Landau's Drusilla tale comes out next week.

Simon | AtS | 19:25 CET | 10 comments total | tags: angel, little fingers little hands, juliet landau, brian lynch

One word: uncompelling.

jclemens | September 12, 19:33 CET

I dunno, you can't beat "little fingers little hands" scrawled in blóod on the walls.

Simon | September 12, 19:49 CET

Looking forward to the issue.

Buffyfantic | September 12, 20:56 CET

I liked the last issue, especially the artwork. But hopefully this issue has a plot. The last one really didn't have much going on.

GhostsWatcher | September 12, 23:29 CET

I'm beginning to wonder what the plot is, actually. I thought the last issue was all set-up for this finishing closer. But these 5 pages were just more of...nothing happening. Is it all just an internal examination of Drusilla's madness and her massacring all the employees of a mental health institution?

The art is lovely, though. It's intriguing how they went with absolutely no color for the flashbacks.

Emmie | September 12, 23:45 CET

Artwosk, without a plot. That's a good four-word summary for the first issue. These pages don't convince me much of a plot will ever be forthcoming.

jclemens | September 13, 01:22 CET

I'm looking forward to it.

Changeling | September 13, 12:33 CET

I hope Angel is in this issue. He's been cast out of his own title since June. :-(

Riker | September 14, 04:13 CET

I agree Riker - need the big guy back!

angeliclestat | September 14, 10:43 CET

He's the lead in 26 and 27!

And then I leave, so I'm not sure of how much Angel is in the book, but I'm pretty sure he's the lead and whatnot.

Brian Lynch | September 14, 16:35 CET

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