This volume collects the 5 single issues of Angel: Old Friends (2005).

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This comic series is based on the WildC.A.T.s cartoon which aired on television in 1994.   The stories are adapted from the WildC.A.T.s comic but are not considered part of the regular Wildstorm Universe continuity.

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When a mole in CVO exposes the whole organization to danger, things look bad for America's first line of supernatural defense against growing global threats. With fellow agents being killed all around them, the vampire spies of CVO may find themselves out in the cold. This is the 4th installment of CVO.

C.V.O. returns with this one-shot collecting a strip by Jeff Mariotte and Gabriel Hernandez (CVO: Artifact) previously available only to AOL subscribers, and a special CVO short written and drawn by series creator Alex Garner (C.V.O.: Covert Vampiric Operations, Danger Girl)! When vampires work for the C.I.A., anything can happen!

A vampire paramilitary team must find their missing member and solve the mystery of an usual Iraqi national treasure stolen by an enemy vampire team that's working hard and quickly, trying to unlock it's secrets.

Marc Slayton was born in Atlantis about three thousand years ago, the son of a human mother and Lord S'ylton, an enhancedKherubim lord of the alien colony Atlantis. When his father sacrifices his life to imprison one-time allies the D'rahn, a race of hostile aliens whose attack leads to the sinking of Atlantis, young Marc is spirited away by Ferrian, his father's former advisor. Ferrian raises the child to adulthood, tutoring him in fighting skills for his protection. Once Marc is old enough to look after himself, Ferrian drops out of sight and leaves him to fend for himself.

It's All Hallow's Eve, and what better group to spend it with than Angel and his associates? In this Halloween-themed annual featuring four special stories, everyone wears a mask of one kind or another... including Angel Puppet, out on a "Mystery Date," courtesy of Jeff Mariotte and Stephen Mooney, Illyria in "Unacceptable Losses," by Scott Tipton and David Messina, Cordelia in "Foreshadowing" by Christopher Golden and Steph Stamb, and Lenny in "Pencils and Paperclips, by James Patrick and Sean Murphy.