Click on the covers to see them full size. Angel #11 | Angel #12 | Angel #13 | Angel #14 Angel #15 | Angel #16 | Angel #17 | Previous Angel #11 By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Christian Zanier & Andy Owens Cover by: Andy Owens & Christian Zanier The investigation into the mysterious death of Congressman Charles deepens as Detective Kate Lockley is brought onto the case, and Angel and Wesley continue their search for the undead prostitute known on the streets as Candy O. Their search leads to a vampire bordello run by an ancient and seductive vamp who most definitely has her eye on our heroes. Angel must not only face an array of vampires, but finds himself doing battle with a force that has brought much stronger men to their knees -- lust! Back to the Top Angel #12 By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Christian Zanier & Andrew Pepoy & Mark Heiki & Clayton Brown Cover by: Mike Mignola What could be a less likely spot for evil than an amusement park? When Cordelia has a vision of a kidnapped little girl, Angel finds out that even this seemingly innocent spot can hide a lurking terror. "Vermin" is the first of a two-part story that kicks off the Autumnal tales in the pages of Angel and Buffy, six stories intended to scare the pants off you. Brought to you by Christopher Golden (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Watcher's Guide), Tom Sniegoski (Realworlds: Batman), and Christian Zanier (Rising Stars.) Back to the Top Angel #13 By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Christian Zanier & Andrew Pepoy Cover by: Jason Minor Angel finds and rescues a little girl from a vicious gang of kidnappers -- but he, the girl, and the thugs will have to fight their way past an army of demonic rats! And we discover that this isn't the first time Angel has had to deal with furry, biting vermin! Written by Christopher Golden (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Watcher's Guide) and Tom Sniegoski (Bone: Stupid, Stupid Rat Tails), illustrated by Christian Zanier (Rising Stars) and Andy Owens, and featuring a cover by fan-favorite Witchblade artist, Randy Green. Back to the Top Angel #14 By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Eric Powell & Jason Moore Cover by: Randy Green What do a rash of deaths by spontaneous combustion, a teenage girl on the lam, and a demon spellcaster all have in common? If Angel wants to prevent any more deaths by fire, he'd better figure it out. And as Angel and crew investigate, he discovers that even he may have a connection to this case. Back to the Top Angel #15 By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Christian Zanier & Digital Jump Cover by: Christian Zanier A huntress is stalking demons in LA. Normally this would be a good thing, except she's leaving survivors and telling them Angel sent her. Now, Angel has an army of demons on his tail, hell-bent on revenge. What's a vampire to do? And how long can his human companions, Cordelia and Wesley, remain safe? Chapter one of "Past Lives" is the first in a four-part crossover with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, one which will have lasting effects on both titles. The entire story arc is created by writers Christopher Golden (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Watcher's Guide) and Tom Sniegoski (Realworlds: Batman), and penciller Christian Zanier (Rising Stars). Back to the Top Angel #16 By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Pencilled by: Christian Zanier & Cliff Richard & Joe Pimentel Cover by: Christian Zanier The Buffy/Angel crossover continues! In part three of "Past Lives," Angel confronts the woman who's out to destroy him, and barely escapes alive. Meanwhile, Buffy and Giles begin to uncover who and what is behind the vendetta against Angel. As the players begin to gather in LA (including some well-known faces from Sunnydale), the stage is set for a final confrontation. The entire crossover is brought to you by Christopher Golden (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Watcher's Guide), Tom Sniegoski (Realworlds: Batman), and Christian Zanier (Rising Stars). Back to the Top Angel #17: The Cordelia Special By: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski & Eric Powell Cover by: Eric Powell Now that the office of Angel Investigations has been totaled, and every demon, ghoul, and freak in the greater L.A. area knows where Angel and Wesley live, our trio of supernatural crime fighters has no place to stow their demonic loot -- except in Cordelia's haunted apartment! The ghost who shares Cordelia's apartment makes his presence known in comics for the first time in this fast-paced story focusing on Angel's sexy girl Friday and the spooky things she hides in her underwear drawer. Back to the Top

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