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Letters Home: A Jamesian Interlude is the thirty-third issue of the Angel comic book series. Written by Bill Willingham and illustrated by Elena Casagrande, it was originally published on May 26, 2010, by IDW Publishing.

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Now that Angel is back in the fold, Connor must readjust to life as the Chosen One's son. Luckily, he has an army of demon women at his beck and call. But nothing could really prepare anyone for what Illyria has in mind.[1]

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Being Team Angel's newest member, ex-Watcher Laura Weathermill interviews her coworkers, saving James for last. Being an expert in the supernatural, Laura exposes James as not being an angel. Upon the revelation, James violently attacks Laura, rendering her unconscious after throwing her out an office window into the Hyperion lobby. Angel, who was reading a newspaper at this time, is forced into fighting James. In the end, James cuts off all of Angel's limbs and leaves the Hyperion embracing his role as an enemy of the team.

While Angel recuperates, it comes into question as to why vampires now have the ability to regenerate limbs. Illyria reveals that, in ancient times, vampires were once able to do this. Polyphemus ponders that a change is occurring in the world that is affecting it both naturally and supernaturally.

Meanwhile, James has murdered an apartment tenant to raise a soul eater from its body. James suggests to her that the souls of vampires would appeal to her appetite.

Myresto Mor has been exchanging letters with his sister, Rowant Mor. In the letters, Myresto express how he purchased Earth from his sister and had been examining his property using the James persona.

Continuity[]

  • James' true identity is revealed as Myresto Mor; he has been posing as an angel since his first appearance in Aftermath, Part Two.
  • Angel's limbs turn into dust after being severed, but he soon regrows them. Vampires were able to sew their limbs back ("Damage"), as Spike noticed this change in the issue The Trouble with Felicia.

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  • Unidentified woman, killed by Myresto as Liss' incubator.

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References[]

  1. "Angel #33." IDW Publishing. Archived from the original on February 8, 2018.
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