Illyria tries to transport herself and Angel back to the present when it becomes clear that changing the past is perhaps not the solution to the future. But she is having difficulty convincing Angel that he should not, and cannot, fix the past . . .
Problems with time travel are voiced, just as the leads end up at a key moment in the past. The characters think things out and don't just react, which puts them far above typical comic book fare. I love how it's the characters that drive the story. The visuals are great, with the characters emoting exceptionally well. Outstanding for long time fans or those new to the Buffyverse. Read Full Review
More of the same. but Bechko at least has a great feel for Angel.
If you've read any of my reviews on the subject, my love of BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER and, especially, ANGEL (on tv and in the comics) is no secret. That is what makes me so sad to admit how bad I've found this most recent season of ANGEL. Unfortunately, ANGEL #9 is the worst of the worst. The story is, practically, nonexistent and the writing (which has been weak throughout the season) is especially poor with bad characterization and dialogue. Forget about the hands-on approach he took at the beginning of BtVS Season 8, I can't imagine that Joss Whedon, now, even reviews these comics in his role as Executive Producer. I never thought that Dark Horse would ever put out an ANGEL series that made me long for the IDW days. (1st read scor more
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