So Lynch is back, and the writing immediately takes a turn of the better. Unfortunately, this volume is plagued by two larger issues. First, it fails as part of the ongoing Angel comic because it totally ignores volume 5. Second, it fails as a continuing comic, because this is a random assortment of stories with no real continuity between them. So, good stories, bad volume 6. 
 Gunn (23). Nice to finally see Gunn after After the Fall, even if this mainly a setup for a mini-series by a less-skilled writer [7+/10]. 
 Drusilla (24-25). As delightful as it is to have Landau contributing to the comic, the slightly interesting look at Drusilla in a mental hospital at the start of this arc turns into her killing and killing and killing.I was very bored by the end. [3/10]. 
 Comic-Con (26-27). Probably the best of the batch because this arc does such a good job of emulating the show; it could be an episode. It also really spotlights the Angel-Spike dynamic and is darned funny at times. There's no depth here, but it's still a fun read [7+/10]. 
 Last Angel (Annual). The Last Angel movie, hinted at in the Comic-Con arc, is another fun lark, but it drags by the end. You can only take so much laughably bad, before it turns cringingly bad [5/10].