The Crown Prince Syndrome

↳ Note: This article is about the comic issue. For the collection, see Crown Prince Syndrome.

The canonicity of this article's subject remains dubious. Though it doesn't contradict official continuity, it has not been referenced in any confirmed canonical material.

The Crown Prince Syndrome

Publication

December 16, 2009

Length

22 pages

Angel #28

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Colorist(s)

Alfred Rockefeller

Letterer(s)

Robbie Robbins

The Crown Prince Syndrome is the twenty-eighth issue of the Angel comic book series. Written by Bill Willingham and illustrated by Brian Denham, it was originally published on December 16, 2009, by IDW Publishing.

Synopsis[]

An all-new adventure begins as Eisner-winning writer Bill Willingham takes Angel down some pretty twisted roads as the group's (and its leader's) fame starts causing tension and testing loyalties.^[1]

Summary[]

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Continuity[]

Connor describes growing up in a hell dimension, which happened from the episode "Sleep Tight" until "The Price," and having false memories of a normal life, which were fabricated in the episode "Home" and overcame in "Origin."
Connor mentions having two surnames; they are Holtz ("Sleep Tight") and Reilly ("Origin").
Angel Investigations has moved to the Hyperion Hotel, its latest location being an abandoned church (Aftermath, Part Four). The agency used the hotel as headquarters from the episode "Are You Now or Have You Ever Been" until "Home," when they joined the Wolfram & Hart Los Angeles branch.
Gunn and Illyria have rejoined the team after their adventure in the miniseries Only Human.
Angel mentions being trapped in a hell dimension ("Becoming, Part Two" to "Faith, Hope & Trick") and at in a steel coffin at the bottom of the sea ("Tomorrow" to "Deep Down").