Joss Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel" crew sure do get around these days. Whether it's voicing "Green Lantern" heroes or "Angel" characters making cameos elsewhere around the comics world, the demons, vamps and slayers of the Whedon-verse (and the actors who played them) are in high demand.
Offering yet another way to meet that demand, IDW Publishing has announced "Angel: Only Human" -- a new, four-part story spun-off from their main "Angel" series and focusing on the troubled characters Illyria and James Gunn. Kicking off in August, the miniseries puts the pair on the road to redemption (literally), as they deal with their recent return to the mortal plane.
IDW has provided Splash Page readers with the first look at the variant cover for "Angel: Only Human" #1, featuring the art of veteran "Star Wars" artist Dave Dorman. Read More...
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