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Angel # 5 (March 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden | ||
| Artist: Christian Zanier | ||
| Inker: Andy Owens | ||
| Summary: Finding the vilest lawyer in L.A. sounds like a pretty tough job, but Angel has done it. Kicking off a new three-issue arc, Angel, Doyle, and Cordelia face off with a new gang of demons, and allies that prove even less trustworthy. | ||
| Art Cover: Christian Zanier | ||
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer # 20 (April 2000) |
| Writer: Doug Petrie | ||
| Artist: Jason Minor | ||
| Inker: Curtis Arnold | ||
| Summary: At the end of season three, Angel left Sunnydale without looking back, and without saying good-bye to Buffy. This story takes up directly from the season finale, following Angel as he heads to L.A., and Buffy prepares for her life without him in Sunnydale. They earned a lot of enemies together, and now that they're apart, those forces are closing in. But the connection Buffy and Angel had was closer than anyone knew, and those who thought to take advantage of their separation are in for a surprise. Series writer Doug Petrie takes a crack at his first full-length Buffy comic, and it's a doozy. Exploring in-depth the events in last season's finale. | ||
| Art Cover: J.S. Campbell | ||
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Angel # 6 (April 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden | ||
| Artist: Christian Zanier | ||
| Inker: Andy Owens | ||
| Summary: A string of possessions among the L.A. rich and famous lead Angel to team up with an exorcist. With his sidekick dead, Angel needs the help. Even a crime-fighting vampire has a tough time learning that the lines between good and evil are never so blurry as in Los Angeles. | ||
| Art Cover: Ryan Sook | ||
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer # 21 (May 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden | ||
| Artist: Cliff Richards | ||
| Inker: Joe Pimentel | ||
| Summary: Buffy #21 kicks off the five-part Blood of Carthage story arc. In a town like Sunnydale, you can bet the local "boogeyman" legend ain't just hot air. But killing it is a LOT more trouble than it's worth. | ||
| Art Cover: Jeff Matsuda | ||
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Angel # 7 (May 2000) |
| Writer: Christopher Golden & Tom Sniegoski | ||
| Artist: Christian Zanier | ||
| Inker: Andy Owens | ||
| Summary: Who is the mysterious Father Gaetano, and just where does he stand in the war between good and evil? Angel needs to find out before it's too late! | ||
| Art Cover: Ryan Sook | ||
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