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The Hollower, Part Three is the first issue of "Angel: The Hollower" miniseries. It was written by Christopher Golden and illustrated by Hector Gomez.
Synopsis
It all comes down to this, sports fans! In the ring to my left: the Hollower — vampire’s only natural predator other than the Slayer! And in the ring to my right: Angel — champion of the undead, ex-boyfriend of the Slayer, and one all-around bad mother! Place your bets now, ‘cause this one’s gonna get nasty! From the pages of the monthly hit, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, comes Angel — vampire hero and hunky heartthrob.[1]
Continuity
- Buffy mentions she have declared before "Nobody messes with my boyfriend", having done it in episode "What's My Line, Part Two".
- Angel gives up his attempt to become human in fear of losing Buffy, a decision similar to the one he’ll make in "I Will Remember You".
Appearances
Individuals
- Angel
- Catherine DeLancie
- Drusilla (Only in flashbacks)
- Rupert Giles
- Hollower
- Spike (Only in flashbacks)
- Buffy Summers
- Theo
Organizations and Titles
- Slayer
- Watcher
- The Whirlwind (Only in flashbacks)
Species
Locations
- Sunnydale, USA
- Sunnydale High School
- Sunnydale Waste Water Treatment Facility 73015
- Vienna, Austria-Hungary (Only in flashbacks)
Weapons and Objects
- Axe
- Containment Circle
- Cross
- Spear
- Sword
Death Count
- Theo and Catherine DeLancie, killed by the Hollower.
- The Hollower, killed by Angel.
Behind the Scenes
Production
- Published even before the homonym television show, it’s considered the first Angel comic issue, although still a Buffy the Vampire Slayer Classic publication.
- The photo cover includes a promotional picture for Buffy the Vampire Slayer season three.
- Differently from other representations, at this point the comic issues had vampires also able to transform into green creatures with red eyes, pointy ears, a wide mouth, and long teeth. Although, this seems more like an artistic choice, not having direct consequence to the stories.
Collections
- "The Hollower"
- "Omnibus: Volume 4"
- "Classic 27: The Hollower"
Gallery
Cover Artwork
Jeff Matsuda main cover
Original picture for photo cover
- ↑ "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Angel #3 (of 3)". Dark Horse Comics. Retrieved April 08, 2018.