Babylon 5: The Price of Peace #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis graphic novel from DC Comics adapts the Babylon 5 television universe, focusing on a story involving the Centauri Republic and the aftermath of the Shadow War. Written by series creator J. Michael Straczynski, it explores themes of political intrigue and personal sacrifice within the Babylon 5 setting.
In "In Darkness Find Me," shortly after the Earth President's assassination, Commander Sinclair is called back to Earth by the new President Clark. There, he's reintroduced to the Minbari diplomat Rathenn, whose presence stirs long-forgotten memories from the hours Sinclair can't recall. As Sinclair is reassigned as Earth's Ambassador to Minbar, the fragile peace between the two worlds hangs in the balance—where past secrets and uncertain alliances may shape the future.
In "Treason," Commander Sinclair arrives on Minbar during a pivotal moment—the swearing-in of a new Minbari leader—only to find himself ensnared in a web of suspicion and betrayal. As political tensions rise, he's accused of plotting against the new leader, while on Babylon 5, Delenn emerges from her cocoon, her transformation marking a turning point in the fragile peace.
In Harm's Way finds Commander Sinclair standing trial for an attempted assassination, while Sheridan and Talia race to uncover the truth behind a dangerous conspiracy. With Dexter Hall, an undercover telepath, as their only lead, Talia delves into his mind to find answers—uncovering secrets that could change everything.
In "The Price of Peace," Agent Rabock fights to silence telepath Hall’s revelations, while Delenn takes a bold stand for Sinclair on Minbar. As tensions rise, Sinclair makes a fateful offer—his life in exchange for peace, bound by an ancient Minbari law.
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