A review by gorybmovie
Angel: After the Fall, Volume 2: First Night by Brian Lynch, Joss Whedon
3.0
Angel: After the Fall vol. 1 started after the apocalypse was well under way. As the title suggests, First Night takes us back to the night from the last episode of the television show and shows us how each of the main characters found themselves in their current predicaments.
First Night is separated into mini stories, each only a few pages long, each named for the character they follow, and each with a unique look and feel to match. I particularly enjoyed the Lorne story. The art looks like an old cartoon and reads like a Dr. Seuss book.
There are many shout outs to the television series including some characters that we haven't seen on the show since the early seasons.
I highly recommend this to anyone that was disappointed with the Angel television series finale. First Night ties up all the loose story ends and leads nicely into the new conflicts introduced in Angel: After the Fall vol. 1.
First Night is separated into mini stories, each only a few pages long, each named for the character they follow, and each with a unique look and feel to match. I particularly enjoyed the Lorne story. The art looks like an old cartoon and reads like a Dr. Seuss book.
There are many shout outs to the television series including some characters that we haven't seen on the show since the early seasons.
I highly recommend this to anyone that was disappointed with the Angel television series finale. First Night ties up all the loose story ends and leads nicely into the new conflicts introduced in Angel: After the Fall vol. 1.