Alpha and Omega #[nn]

In a stark, silent void, the male Alpha and female Omega awaken aboard a drifting ship, their programming at odds with a mysterious higher signal guiding them toward a perfectly balanced asteroid—except for one forbidden world, the red planet. When Lucifer arrives in his own vessel, tempting them with hidden truths, their journey veers into the unknown, leading not to revelation, but into the disorienting pull of a black hole. Written and illustrated by Al Hartley, this 1978 science fiction tale unfolds with quiet dread, blending religious undertones with cosmic mystery.

In this 1978 science fiction tale from *Alpha and Omega* #, Al Hartley crafts a quiet yet powerful moment of divine purpose: God offers Alpha and Omega forgiveness and peace, then asks them to return to Alpha’s planet to share His message. Though Alpha doubts the people will believe, he remains determined to keep searching for the lost Omega, caught between duty and longing.

In "Alpha and Omega Part III," God rescues Alpha from the sea beast and reunites him with Omega, tasking them to bear witness to His presence. As they return to Earth to report to the council, they find it under Lucifer’s control—already steeped in the persecution of faith, with Bibles seized and churches burned. Written and illustrated by Al Hartley, this 1978 story blends biblical imagery with stark, personal stakes in a world where truth is under siege.

In the quiet aftermath of their bold declaration, Alpha and Omega stand firm before the council, their faith unshaken even as scorn meets their message. Al Hartley’s stark, expressive art brings raw conviction to every line as the duo’s unwavering trust in God holds back even Lucifer’s influence—inviting readers to stand with them, in faith, in silence.