If there was any reservations towards the changes in direction to this book, I would say that by the end of Angel & Spike #10 you can feel more confident in seeing that nothing major has changed. This is still a personable story, still action-packed, and just as mysterious for all the things which can hit out of nowhere. Read Full Review

This series has gone from one highlight to another as it progresses, and this issue has some great moments in it. Hill's writing captures the essence of the TV series, right down to the characters banter and the humour throughout. Melnikov and Titov make a fantastic art team and they continue to do an outstanding job, giving the comic a unique and instantly recognisable look. Fans of the Buffyverse will love this series. Read Full Review

I enjoyed this issue because of the continued emphasis on Spike as a much deeper character. This issue shows less of the angry pitiful individual and instead someone who has accepted who they are. Taking into account all that has happened to them and all they have done to others. Used to be Angel's thing, thankfully we have the addition of Spike for that now. Read Full Review

Angel had already hit its stride, but adding Spike to the series has made this series even more addictive, and here's hoping he doesn't leave anytime soon. Read Full Review