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Strange Bedfellows is a trade papeback collecting comic stories based on the ''Angel'' television series. STORY DESCRIPTION Angel and his various sidekicks must face a vampire brothel, in which the bloodsucking madam tries to lure Angel into unholy congress with his own kind, demon home-invaders and other dark forces. ''Angel #4'' :Comic title: ''Angel #4'' :::In Los Angeles, things can often not be what they seem. Angel attempts to help a woman who is trapped in an abusive marriage, however Angel is not seeing where the danger really lies ''Angel #10'' :Comic title: ''Strange Bedfellows, chapter 1''/''Love for Sale, part one'' :::A Californian congressman is robbed and killed by a woman of the night, a front-page sleaze scandal emerges with a scary twist: Cordy has a vision of the congressman just before his death, it seems the prostitute who murdered him was not human. Angel must find the inhuman assassin. ''Angel #11'' :Comic title: ''Strange Bedfellows, chapter 2''/''Love for Sale, part two'' :::The investigation into the killing of Congressman Charles continues as as Detective Kate Lockley becomes involved in the case, Angel and Wesley continue their attempt to discover the vampire-prostitute known on the streets by the name of Candy. They find a vampire bordello controlled by an ancient and seductive vampire has her eyes on Angel. He must face both a large group of vampires, and a battle the much stronger force of lust. ''Angel #17 :Comic title: ''Cordelia special'' :::The Angel Investigations office has been blown up after the events of To Shanshu In L.A. . The dark forces have discovered where Angel and Wesley live and are now forced to stash their demonic items at Cordy's haunted apartment. Dennis makes his presence felt. TRIVIA
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Canonical issues See Also: Buffyverse canon : ''Buffy'' / ''Angel'' comics such as this one are not usually considered by fans as Canonical . Some fans consider them stories from the imaginations of authors and artists, while other fans consider them as taking place in an alternative fictional reality. However unlike Fan Fiction , overviews summarising their story, written early in the writing process, were 'approved' by both Fox and Joss Whedon (or his office), and the books were therefore later published as officially Buffy merchandise. Timing
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