Line Art, My Old Friend

I don't know which one to do first yet but some comics I have here and there: Mini comic 1: Vox reverts to his original sinner form at Val's request. Val approves in his Val-way. Alastor is conflicted at seeing an old face on a not-a-friend from the past. Mini comic 2: Alastor and Velvette or in which Alastor tells his perspective on his and Vox's past. Vel realizes to her annoyance that there's two idiots, but when Alastor starts going on about Vox being wrapped around his fingers for him to pull the strings on, it's her who has to tell him the cold hard truth. Mini comic 3: Alastor goes to ragebait Vox into another go around (possibly post S2 so potential spoilers ahead). When he goes ignored, the Radio Demon decides to drag him out much to his chagrined. He ends up observing an unexpected moment between Vox and Val, but that couldn't be right. Friends don't exist in hell and Vox is always lying right?

Charlie does a balancing act between managing an overbooked hotel and wanting answers to the demented questions she has for her mother. Where she’s been all this time, when will she be home, and – oh god there’s a fire!

Vaggi is still plagued by memories of a less then heavenly past as a former exorcist. She finds herself bonding with Carmilla Carmine, finding an odd sense of comradery with the Overlord.

Lucifer struggles to interact with sinners after thousands of years of pretending they’re not a thing. Turns out Vox’s confrontation at the rally left a less than stellar impression of the King of Hell despite the V’s atrocities.

Husk and Cherri-Bomb’s plan to bring Angel Dust back proves disastrous. Husk turns to Alastor for help, but there is always a fee to be paid if the Radio Demon is to lend a hand. Cherri-Bomb insists on leaving him out, that if it’s anyone that will bring him home it’s them. Husk, knowing the ins and outs of Overlords and soul contracts, knows too well that it isn’t so simple.

Baxter and Niffty are in love. This proves to be everyone else’s problem.

Valentino basks in the role as CEO of the V’s empire, Vox ruminates, and Velvette doubles down on being the backbone behind the scenes. Vox tries to initiate – something – with Valentino. Valentino and Vox get into a heated argument over the events that transpired, resulting in the Film Overlord calling Vox out on his actions, how nothing can be as it was before, and when will Vox just be honest – could he even be honest. Valentino has the control now and then some, so why is Vox still here? Vox, for once, is left silent – and without someone muting him.

Valentino love-bombs Angel Dust, Angel Dust makes it clear through action that it’s only business and there’s no real love there to be had.

Vox leaves, and his assistant, Ethan, is the one to inform Valentino. Vel locks in, searching for the idiot before she loses anymore models and not because she cares, nope.