Archaeus attempts to lure the magic of Magic Town into the dysfunctional family hes building. But the sentient magic is young, erratic, and a danger to everyone. The team must come together to stop the Big Bad and his malicious plans, but to be a cohesive unit theyll have to learn to trust each other first.
Magic has literally come to Magic Town and Angel and Faith are not around. Things are building to a head in “A Tale of Two Families” and the reader is rewarded for continuing to follow this saga. Always a joy to read and always highly recommended. Read Full Review
This is certainly the beginning of the end of something, even if it isn't Archaeus. But plan after plan is failing for the progenitor of vampires, and he isn't about to sit around and do nothing about it. Out of impatience or hubris, he'll do something rash at some point and Angel's a little too smart not to take advantage. Team Angel has the upper hand here, but it's their game to lose. Read Full Review
Angel & Faith Season 10 #23 was a fairly quick read, but it achieved the purpose of getting us hyped for some big stuff to come with the next issue. A fight you don't want to miss for sure. Read Full Review
While I worry about the series' conclusion, if only because Archaeus is also the main villain of "Buffy the Vampire: Slayer Season 10," the comic has been on track enough that I'm hopeful the series will end on a strong note, regardless of what still has to happen in the parent title. If Gischler and Conrad team up for more comics down the line (either "Angel & Faith: Season 11" or something entirely different), I'll certainly pick up a copy. They've done a nice job with this series, and I'm genuinely eager to see how they wrap things up. Good job. Read Full Review
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