Angel Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects IDW's early Angel comics, bridging the gap between the television series' fourth and fifth seasons. It features stories written by Christopher Golden and Tom Sniegoski, with art by various creators, following Angel and his allies as they battle new supernatural threats in Los Angeles. The volume includes the 'Long Night's Journey' and 'Blood & Trenches' arcs, among others.
"Angel Omnibus #1" kicks off with a chilling twist in the story "Illyra," where Gunn, Angel, Spike, and Illyria encounter doppelgängers of their late friends Fred and Wesley—both of whom are clearly dead. The eerie reunion sets the team on a dangerous path, leading them to warn Lorne, only to find not one, but two of him. Written by Jeff Mariotte and illustrated by David Messina and Elena Casagrande, with colors by David Messina and Davide Amici, the issue's unsettling tone is perfectly captured in Tim Bradstreet’s haunting cover.
In "null," Angel returns to Romania seeking to break the Gypsy curse that threatens to turn him back into Angelus with a single moment of happiness. After being ambushed by an army of vampires, he barely escapes into the ruins of an abandoned castle, where the weight of his past and the danger ahead press in from every shadow.
In "null," Angel finds himself cornered in a decaying castle with a Romani woman named Jo, as vampire forces from Brasov close in. With time running out, he faces a harrowing choice: use her to break the curse that haunts him, or let her die as she was meant to.
In "null," Gunn ventures into the mountains seeking Angel, desperate to bring him back to Los Angeles to stop a killer vampire who bears an uncanny resemblance to Spike. The tension mounts as the line between past and present blurs in a story that’s equal parts haunting and relentless.
In "null," Gunn, Angel, Spike, and Illyria confront eerie doubles of their late friends Fred and Wesley—doubles so convincing they blur the line between memory and menace. As the team races to warn Lorne, they’re met with an even more unsettling sight: two versions of him, each claiming to be real.
In "null," Angel, Spike, and Gunn track down Lorne—only to face a chilling doppelgänger that blurs the line between man and monster. As they confront the imposter, a sudden rescue by Cordelia Chase raises more questions than answers, leaving them to wonder who—or what—she truly is.
In "null," Doyle grapples with unsettling visions from the "Powers That Be," leading him to realize he’ll need a champion to face what’s coming. As the weight of the unknown presses in, he must find someone—anyone—willing to step into the darkness he’s only begun to see.
In "null," Angel finds himself haunted by figures from his past—people long dead, now risen with violent intent. As he battles through a surreal, shifting nightmare, even Spike's sudden appearance offers no clarity, only deeper dread.
In "null," Angel and Spike clash in a tense, desperate fight, each convinced the other is a twisted doppelgänger—mirrors of themselves warped by some unseen force. As the truth dawns, they set aside their rivalry to uncover who’s behind the deception, stepping into a deeper mystery that blurs identity and trust.
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