Angel & Spike #14

This is a bold step for this series and I am excited to see where it goes next. Angel & Spike has been able to take what made the TV show so great and modernize it without losing any of the core essence. It's moody and eerie with a pinch of humor. In short, it's fun and well worth checking out. Read Full Review

An exciting 'monster of the week' story features some outstanding art and the re-introduction of a fan favourite character. The new creative team have hit the ground running, maintaining the expected level of horror and humour. Read Full Review

All in all it's clear that Zac Thompson is the right person to carry this series on. His first issue seamlessly carries on the threads and stories which Hill introduced, while making his own clear mark on Angel's story. It's clear the reverence he has for everything which has already occurred, and it's an exciting time to be an Angel fan. The drastic change in artist may take a bit of getting used to. Read Full Review

Great art plus a slightly puzzing story make for an interesting read overall. Read Full Review

This comic isn't just for fans of Angel or Buffy, but for everyone who likes good comics. It has unique art, and is approachable without being too slow or exposition heavy. If you're a fan of the Buffyverse this feels like a great place to get more of it. Read Full Review

Angel & Spike #14 is Zac Thompson's debut as writer of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff, reinventing the Joss Whedon classic. Read Full Review

There are some interesting ideas at work in Angel & Spike #14, but the book seems a bit off rhythm at the moment. Read Full Review

Bigpoppa393

Oct 31, 2020

Love this new direction.

Psycamorean

Sep 23, 2020

Man, I do not like Zac Thompson's voice for pretty much every single character. I think this issue is sort of a mess and while I like Oz on TV, I have hardly any hopes for him here. I am so disappointed. I know this series ends in another 2 issues, but I'm sure it'll be back, and I'm just hoping it'll be with someone other than Zac Thompson. I really wanted to like this.