Spotlight

The subject of this article is non-canonical. While created as part of licensed material, it has not been confirmed as part of the "real" Buffyverse.

"Spotlight" is a comic book miniseries spin-off of Angel comic book series.

Premise

This special collection compiles five one-shots focusing on different members of Angel's supporting cast, each from a different creative team.^[1]

Appearances

• Angel (3/5)
• Wesley Wyndam-Pryce (3/5)
• Charles Gunn (2/5)
• Harmony Kendall (2/5)
• Spike (2/5)
• Connor (1/5)
• Illyria (1/5)
• Roger Burkle (1/5)
• Trish Burkle (1/5)
• Winifred Burkle (1/5)
• Allen Francis Doyle (1/5)
• Knox (1/5)
• Misty (1/5)
• Laurence Reilly (1/5)

Publications

Issues

Cover	Title	Issue	Release date
	Spotlight: Illyria	1	May 31, 2006
	Writer: Peter David	Artist: Nicola Scott
	First up, Peter David (Spike: Old Times) and Nicola Scott focus on Illyria-a goddess without worshippers, existing in a world not her own, surrounded by humans whose emotions she is trying to comprehend. And her greatest sin was the means by which she arrived here in the first place: she destroyed Winnifred Burkle's body and soul in order to use it as her own vessel to exist. Now witness Illyria as she tries to find a personal touchstone by which she can at least understand the human-she returns to the remnants of Fred's old life to try and make herself feel guilty over having destroyed Fred's very existence.
	Spotlight: Gunn	2	May 31, 2006
	Writer: Dan Jolley	Artist: Mark Pennington
	The City of Angels can be a gateway to dreams… or the entrance to Hell itself. When Gunn's starry-eyed cousin from Ohio runs away from home and winds up in L.A., it's up to Gunn to find him and get him to safety before the city literally chews him up and spits him out.
	Spotlight: Wesley	3	June 7, 2006
	Writer: Scott Tipton	Artist: Mike Norton
	It's just another day at the office at Wolfram & Hart, which usually means only one thing: every man for himself! When a most lethal legal maneuver strikes down one of the associates, Wesley realizes that the path to Fred's affections might once more be clear — but can he live with the ramifications? And advice from Spike, of all people, probably isn't helping matters…
	Spotlight: Doyle	4	July 26, 2006
	Writer: Jeff Mariotte	Artist: David Messina
	Before Angel hit L.A., there were plenty of demons around. One of them was named Doyle, a half-human, half-Brachen demon with personal problems galore. When Angel gets to town, Doyle is entrusted by The-Powers-That-Be with guiding his quest for atonement-but with difficulties of his own to atone for, what made TPTB think he was the right, er… half-man for the job?
	Spotlight: Connor	5	August 16, 2006
	Writer: Jay Faerber	Artist: Bob Gill
	While working on a genealogy project for one of his college classes, Connor — the son of Angel — becomes increasingly torn between his conflicting sets of memories. What is his true nature? Is he the average son of a normal couple? Or is he the super-powered offspring of a pair of vampires? And what does this have to do with vigilante that’s killing suspected criminals all over town?

Collections

Cover	Title	Issues	Release date
	"Spotlight"	1–5	December 27, 2006
	Writers: Peter David, Dan Jolley, Scott Tipton, Jeff Mariotte, Jay Faerber	Artists: Nicola Scott, Mark Pennington, Mike Norton, David Messina, Bob Gill
	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 Jolley 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 Connor.
	"Angel Omnibus, Volume 1"	1–5, others	November 19, 2008
	Writers: Peter David, Dan Jolley, Scott Tipton, Jeff Mariotte, Jay Faerber	Artists: Nicola Scott, Mark Pennington, Mike Norton, David Messina, Bob Gill
	Discover the Angel Omnibus, which collects the IDW's Angel: The Curse, Angel: Old Friends, Angel: Spotlight, and Angel: Auld Lang Syne. This huge collection of comics 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.

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