Spike Vs Dracula, and other graphic novels...
POSTED BY: chrisisall
UPDATED: Saturday, October 28, 2006 17:07
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Have any of y'all seen them? Angel and Spike comics and graphic novels....I saw one titled Spike Vs. Dracula the other day at the local comic shop, paged through it, and decided next time I got a free $20 dollar bill that I'd buy it; the art looked so good.
Any recommendations or reviews from the fanged-Browncoats out there?
Drawn to Spike Chrisisall
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I would recommend Five Seasons Of Angel, edited by Glenn Yeffeth. It's not a graphic novel, but it is filled with essays written by leading sci-fi/fantasy authors, and one person that worked on the show. Check out Angel By The Numbers, which details some interesting facts about the cast and crew, and also That Angel Doesn't Live Here Anymore, which gives an interesting idea about the differences between the Angel on Buffy, and the Angel on Angel. Really a great read.
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I'm collecting Old Friends (not gonna read it until I get all of them; I've been burned by my local comic shop too often). There's also Spike: Asylum (which I read 'cause I though it was a one-shot, and now I'll likely never find the following issues), which is funny and wierd and brutal --all the things you've come to expect from him.
And yeah, Spike vs. Dracula is well worth the money. You can really hear Marsters delivering the dialogue.
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Thanks guys, my Spike addiction has somewhere else to go now
Bloody Hell Chrisisall
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