The last IDW Spike stories come to a shattering conclusion as Spike faces a crazed killer, the full power of Wolfram & Hart, and the consequences of having a soul and a demonic ex. But it's the appearance of Willow that really shakes things up, not to mention a spaceship and some unexpected old "friends." Written by Brian Lynch, with art by Stephen Mooney and Franco Urru, with cover artwork by Urru.

IDW, hardback, 104 pages, published August 2011

Angel: After The Fall was an event Angel fans will never forget, leading on to events directly after the final television episode, Not Fade Away, showing the aftermath of Angel and his crew's stand against the Senior Partners. Now they can own the trade paperbacks of  volumes 1 through to 4 in this deftly designed slipcase edition! Written by Joss Whedon and Brian Lynch, with art by Franco Urru, David Messina, and more, featuring cover artwork fromRebecca A. Wrigley.

IDW, paperback, 576 pages, published October 2012

Collects the complete 8-issue series of Spike by Brian Lynch that connects the "After The Fall" storyline to the subsequent "Buffy: Season 8" series. Spike is out on his own, away from Angel's watchful eye, and in charge of his own destiny. Old flames and new challenges arise as Spike faces a crazed killer, Wolfram & Hart, and the consequences of having a soul.Written by Brian Lynch, with art by Franco Urru, Nicola Zanni, & Stephen Mooney, cover artwork from Jenny Frison.

IDW, paperback, 200 pages, published July 2012

After years of fighting to protect his friends and the citizens of Los Angeles from the demonic hordes that populate this and other dimensions, Angel must say goodbye. Elaborate plans and selfless acts have come and gone, and now IDW presents the hardcover collection of Angel's final three volumes: Immortality for Dummies, The Crown Prince Syndrome, and The Wolf, The Ram, and The Heart into one collection, including the never-before-collected Angel Yearbook.

Wrttien by Peter David, Mariah Huehner, Brian Lynch, Jeff Mariotte, Daniel Roth, Chris Ryall, Patrick Shand, Scott Tipton, David Tischman, Bill Williams, Bill Willingham, with art by Elena Casagrande, Brian Denham, David Messina, Stephen Mooney, Franco Urru, and a cover by Jenny Frison.

IDW, hardback, 464 pages, published November 2011

Ancient. Alien. Illyria. Resurrected into the body of Fred Burkle (and burning all that she was in the process), Illyria remains one of the most mysterious creatures in the Angel-verse. But when she seeks out answers to her existence, she must make her way back to the Deeper Well, and confront her own demons, old and new.Written by Scott Tipton and Mariah Huehner, with art by Elena Casgrande and a cover from Jenny Frison.

IDW, paperback, 104 pages, published May 2011

Angel has had some most excellent adventures in his IDW-verse, and the second Angel Omnibus volume collects a whole bunch of them! Includes Smile Time, A Hole in the World, Barbary Coast, Only Human, and Not Fade Away. Written by Brian Lynch, David Tischman and Scott Tipton, with art by Elena Casagrande, Franco Urru and David Messina, featuring a cover by Jenny Frison.

IDW, paperback, 442 pages, published July 2011

IDW's final arc of Angel is an epic, bittersweet last stand to save the city Angel loves. Ripped from the "now" into the far future, Angel discovers that if he doesn't stop James or "Myr,” the not-angel, Los Angeles ends up as a Blade Runner-y disaster of demon breeding farms and war. His ally in this stark world is Wolfram & Hart, who he knows better than to trust. Yet, it's clear that some things are worse than the Apocalypse. Maybe.

Bonus: Includes the special Angel: Yearbook stories by the series fan favorite writers and artists. The compelling finale to IDW’s Angel! Written by David Tischman, Mariah Huehner, Brian Lynch, Jeff Mariotte, Scott Tipton, Peter David and  Chris Ryall, with art by Elena Casagrande, Jason Armstrong, Stephen Mooney, Franco Urru, David Messina and Jenny Friso.

IDW, hardback, 204 pages, published June 2011

Comics industry legend John Byrne dove headfirst into the Angel-verse, bringing his brand of no-nonsense, straight-at-the-gut brand of storytelling and visuals to the tales of this beloved, brooding hero. This collection includes the two-part Angel vs. Frankenstein, the four-part Blood and Trenches, as well as the four-page Lorne story Byrne illustrated in After the Fall: First Night. Written by John Byrne and Brian Lynch, with art and a cover by John Byrne.
 
IDW, hardback, 160 pages, published January 2011

It's Vegas, baby! Spike heads out to the city of sin for a special mission, taking Betta George and pyrokinetic "hot" girl Beck along for the ride. But between giant demon Elvis, a run in with an old flame, and the appearance of a certain witch... this is Spike as you've never seen him before. Written by Brian Lynch, with art by Franco Urru and a cover by Jenny Frison.

IDW, hardback, 104 pages, published April 2011

While out and about (drinking, naturally) Spike gets in trouble over a girl (of course) and finds himself in the middle of a conspiracy that involves Hellmouths, blood factories, and demons. Just another day in Los Angeles, really. But when devil Eddie Hope gets involved, they might just kill each other before getting to the bad guys. Written by Bill Williams, with art by Chris Cross, Franco Urru, cover by Urru.

IDW, paperback, 104 pages, published December 2010

Angel is back righting wrongs, but quickly discovers that one of the crew is not at all what he seems. When it's revealed that James is not only not an angel, but has demon farming plans for L.A., Angel must stop him. Except that Connor goes missing, Spike may not have a soul, and the demon warrior women may have something to do with at least some of it. Written by Bill Willingham, with art by Brian Denham, Elena Casagrande, featuring a cover by Jenny Frison.

IDW, hardback, 152 pages, published December 2010

Willingham's first storyline on Angel: Immortality For Dummies takes us down the dark path of fame, testing old allegiances, and new friendships. When Angel goes missing, Connor steps in, and learns pretty quickly that being a hero is a lot harder than his dad makes it look. Written by Bill Willingham and Bill Williams, with art by Brian Denham and David Messina; features a cover by Jenny Frison.

IDW, hardback, 132 pages, published July 2010

A recently souled Angel is on a quest for a "cure" in San Francisco when, of course, something goes horribly wrong. Seeking out a Chinese healer, Angel encounters a mysterious girl with a strange tattoo, and quickly learns that life in early 1900s America is full of surprises... Written by David Tischman, with artwork and a cover by Franco Urru.

IDW, paperback, 88 pages, published September 2010

Poet, vampire, murderer, lover, hero, prisoner, slave -- Spike has been called a lot of things. But, by the time this fight is over, he'll have one more name: Lord! Or "dust"... maybe we'll just call him dust, considering how it seems things are going in his immediate future. But after enjoying this collection of the four-issue Spike: After the Fall series you'll be looking at the events of Angel: After the Fall in a whole new light. Written by Brian Lynch, with art by Franco Urru and a cover by Tony Harris.

IDW, paperback,136 pages, published May 2010

First Night begins! What happened on the very night Los Angeles went straight to hell, the incident that ended the Angel television series with such a shocking cliffhanger? Why did the team go their separate ways? And how did Connor rise up to become one of Hell’s greatest champions? Written by Joss Whedon and Brian Lynch, with art by John Byrne, Tim Kane, David Messina, Stephen Mooney and Nick Runge; features a cover by Alex Garner.

IDW, paperback, 104 pages, published November 2009

From the same team behind IDW's bestselling series, Angel: After the Fall, comes three tales about the fan-favourite puppet characters. Includes the re-adaptation of the fan-favorite episode Smile Time, the comic book sequel miniseries, Shadow Puppets, and a standalone story that sees Puppet Angel and Nina on their first (and only) date. Written by Brian Lynch, Jeff Mariotte and Scott Tipton, with art by Franco Urru, David Messina, Stephen Mooney; features a cover by Messina.

IDW, hardback, 184 pages, published August 2009

Before Angel: After the Fall... there was Not Fade Away. The final episode of Joss Whedon’s beloved Angel television series has been adapted into a three-part miniseries that leads to a climactic battle in an alleyway that fans now know was only the end of the beginning! This collection includes the three-part Not Fade Away story, plus the script for the “Not Fade Away” television episode, accompanied by spot illustrations. Written by Joss Whedon, Jeffrey Bell and Scott Tipton, with art by Stephen Mooney (who also provides the cover artwork) and Jeff Johnson.

IDW, paperback, 120 pages, published October 2009

The excitement of After the Fall continues in this latest offering from Whedon and Lynch! With truths revealed, master plans laid out, and people dying, it’s clear evil is winning the fight in Los Angeles. In this decisive story, a climactic battle will see Angel live free or die for the final time. Written by Joss Whedon and Bryan Lynch, with artwork by Franco Urru and a cover by Alex Garner.

IDW, hardback, 132 pages, published July 2009

Poet, vampire, murderer, lover, hero, prisoner, slave - Spike has been called a lot of things. But by the time this fight is over, he'll have one more name: Lord. Or "dust" - maybe we'll just call him dust, considering how it seems things are going in his immediate future. You'll be looking at the events of Angel: After the Fall in a whole new light!

IDW, hardback, 104 pages, published April 2009

Joss Whedon's classic vampire character returns to comics and IDW's got him! This book, collecting issues #1-5 of the Angel: the Curse series and written by fan-favourite Angel author Jeff Mariotte, will be of sure-fire appeal to fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel alike.

IDW, paperback, 120 pages, published January 2006

This special collection compiles five one-shots focusing on different members of Angel's supporting cast, each from a different creative team - Peter David and Nicola Scott focus on Illyria; Dan Jolly and Mark Pennington handle Gunn; Scott Tipton and Mike Norton feature Wesley; Jeff Mariotte and David Messina present Doyle; And Jay Faerber and Bob Gill offer up a tale of Conner.

Written by Peter David, Jay Faerber, Dan Jolley, Jeff Mariotte and Scott Tipton, art by Robert Gill, David Messina, Mike Norton, Mark Pennington and Nicola Scott, cover by Joe Corroney.

IDW, paperback, 120 pages, published December 2006

While tracking a mysterious cult in Los Angeles in hopes of solving a kidnapping, Angel finds himself face to face with some familiar faces - faces he shouldn’t be seeing! As if that isn’t confusing enough to our embattled vampire with a soul, what is Spike doing lurking around in the shadows? Find out for yourself in this collection featuring the greatest head-to-head Angel/Spike battle ever! From writers Scott Tipton and David Messina, the creative team on Star Trek Klingons: Blood Will Tell.

IDW, paperback, 128 pages, published June 2007

Discover the Angel Omnibus, which collects the IDW Angel series: Angel: The Curse, Angel: Old Friends, Angel: Spotlight, and Angel: Auld Lang Syne. This huge collection of comics (perfect to go alongside your Buffy Omnibus collection) includes work by New York Times best-selling writer Peter David, and features the most popular characters from the TV show, including Spike and Illyria.

Written by ever-popular, fan-favourite Peter David, Jay Faerber, Dan Jolley, Jeff Mariotte and Scott Tipton, with artwork by Elena Cassagrande, Bob Gill, David Messina, Nicola Scott, Mike Norton and Mark Pennington.

IDW, paperback, 488 pages, published November 2008