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Buffy the Vampire Slayer # 25 (Sep. 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden | ||
| Artist: Cliff Richards | ||
| Inker: Joe Pimentel | ||
| Summary: The conclusion to "Blood of Carthage" is so big, we had to add four extra pages to tell it all! The questions that have been building since issue #21 will finally be answered. Learn the secret history between the demons Vraka and Ky-Laag, and what it means to the Scooby Gang. And Buffy must deal with the aftermath of allying herself with Vraka, leading to an explosive fight in the heart of downtown Sunnydale. This issue features a special wrap around cover by Jeff Matsuda! | ||
| Art Cover: Jeff Matsuda | ||
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Angel # 11 (September 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski | ||
| Artist: Christian Zanier | ||
| Inker: Andy Owen | ||
| Summary: 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! | ||
| Art Cover: Christian Zanier | ||
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer # 26 (Oct. 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden | ||
| Artist: Cliff Richards | ||
| Inker: Joe Pimentel | ||
| Summary: Just in time for Halloween, this dark and creepy issue finds its way to the comics store shelf! In part one of the two-part "The Heart of the Slayer," Buffy is being stalked by a creature intent on killing her so that it can bring about the end of the world. So what else is new? The only person who can save her is a Slayer who should have died a long time ago. Confused? Well, so are Buffy and the gang. Special guest writer Chris Boal joins the acclaimed Buffy art team of Cliff Richards and Joe Pimentel to bring you this nasty little tale. Be afraid! | ||
| Art Cover: John Totleben | ||
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Angel # 12 (October 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski | ||
| Artist: Christian Zanier | ||
| Inker: Andy Owen | ||
| Summary: 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) | ||
| Art Cover: Mike Mignola | ||
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BtVS: Giles (October 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski | ||
| Artist: Eric Powell | ||
| Inker: Eric Powell | ||
| Summary: For four years, Giles has acted as Buffy's Watcher. In this special tale, readers will follow him on a rare solo adventure. The death of his former mentor draws Giles back to England, where he discovers that the Watcher's Council is guarding a terrible secret, one which may bring about the resurrection of the dark Elder Gods. And even though the Council does not want his help, Giles may be the only person with the knowledge to stop the coming of this supernatural terror. | ||
| Art Cover: Eric Powell | ||
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