More on Angel upcoming issues and Spike new mini series

From Newsarama:

• Angel: After the Fall #6-8 begin a special three-part "stories-within-the-story" adventure, "First Night." The issues feature multiple stories featuring Angel's large cast of characters, as readers get a chance to see just how the apocalyptic fight in the alley that concluded the television series affected each character.
  Angel: After the Fall #6 looks at Spike (featuring art by David Messina), Connor (art by Stephen Mooney) and Lorne (art by John Byrne).
  All the stories in this issue and the next two will also feature a framing sequence featuring Betta George, illustrated by Tim Kane.
  Angel: After the Fall #7, featuring a wraparound cover by Rebecca A. Wrigley and a variant cover by Mike Oeming, looks at Wesley (art by Nick Runge) and also features the surprise return of a long-absent character from the Whedonverse. The concluding "First Night" tales in #8 feature Gwen (art by Fabio Mantovani), the effect on L.A. being thrust into hell on the city's denizens (art by Kevyn Schmidt) and a heart-wrenching tale of Gunn's fate (art by Mirco Pierfederici).
  Angel: After the Fall #9 picks up with the cliffhanger at the end of issue 5, and features an all-new art team, Nick Runge and Art Lyon. Angel: After the Fall #8 and #9 will ship bi-weekly in June.
  Spinning out of the events of his story in First Night, Spike will be getting his own mini-series debuting in July, Spike: After the Fall, written and illustrated by the team that Joss Whedon hand-picked to handle Angel: After the Fall, Brian Lynch and Franco Urru. The four-part serie takes Spike from the events in "First Night" and explores his changing relationship with Illyria in the new city, and answers many questions, foremost of which has been "How did Spike end up taking over a certain mansion in Westwood?"