From Goodreads: Springing out of Joss Whedon's Angel: After the Fall story line, novelist Kelley Armstrong (The Summoning) comes aboard to explore the many repercussions following the explosive last issue of Angel: After the Fall. Artist Dave Ross also comes aboard to present the first arc of "After...
I never rate things zero stars. But this is an Angel story with actual Angels. Um, whut? No stars for you for misunderstanding the Buffyverse so badly. Damn, this is torture, but I'm enough of a Whedonista to read the rest of the series. Only one more volume. I hope my soul doesn't w...
Well, I had a hard time getting into the first story, but the second one won me over, even with all the WTF moments. I mean, the story didn't make sense, and left me chuckling at the ridiculousness more often than not - but I now officially ship Vision/Jocasta. (At least this version.) Yup, Vi...
Maybe this would have made more sense if I knew anything about the game this was based on, but just as a story in itself? It was confusing, it didn't really set the tone for me, and I got lost fairly quickly. I kinda went along because there was enough corporate intrigue to keep me just-barely i...
When I received the ARC for Star Wars: Legacy, Volume 3, I have to admit I knew next to nothing about this comic series, but I didn’t really worry about picking up the story because it was Star Wars and it was a graphic novel, which meant it would follow a familiar old pattern of Sith vs. Jedi. Bo...
Well I saw the series, then I got my hands on this in work and read it, having not read the previous books, and well, it doesn't work on it's own. The plot with the were-panther was interesting but the angels were a bit ott and the women's costumes were a bit scant (I'm sorry, but if you're wearing ...
I wasn't really paying attention to the writer or artist when I picked up this volume (because, let's be honest, I was going to read it anyway). After reading it, I can't overstate my sheer lack of surprise that this is not the same team that worked on the After the Fall storyline. I miss them.There...
It seems that this is where Claremont's run on the title limped to a close. Good. There are actually a few writers involved here, but the last story was all Claremont. It is, oddly, a school story, starring Kitty. There are the required mean girls, of course, and the sports part of the story is fill...
The plot continues to thicken. This picks up right after Bruce Wayne: Murderer?. Nightwing, Oracle, and the others go about recreating the crime and figuring out how Bruce Wayne could have been framed. Meanwhile, Batman has given up on his Bruce Wayne identity and gone off on his own, alienating eve...
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