Darkness Hors série #1
In this pivotal issue of Darkness Hors Série #1, the Darkness finds himself entangled in a dangerous scheme orchestrated by his servant Vassal, while Sela uncovers the truth and is forced into a desperate fight for survival. With her mother Galinda emerging from the very substance of the Darkness itself, the two must flee to a mysterious new world—only to face a devastating twist when the rising sun threatens to destroy the Darkness forever. Written by Brian Haberlin and Malachy Coney, with striking art by Whilce Portacio and Gilbert Monsanto, and colors by Dan Kemp and Brian Haberlin, the issue’s cover by Portacio and Alanguilan captures the haunting beauty of this turning point.
In the vast, eerie expanse of the cosmos, Sela infiltrates the giant living ship of the Darkness, posing as a smuggler while secretly reporting to her commanders. As the enigmatic ruler of the universe grows increasingly close to her, offering opulence and attention, Sela struggles to keep her mission clear—her only anchor a painful memory of her mother, lost to the Darkness long ago.
In "null," Sela uncovers a chilling betrayal when she learns the Darkness is being manipulated by his servant Vassal. After a violent confrontation, her mother Galinda emerges from the Darkness’s protoplasm to fight Vassal, giving Sela and the Darkness a fleeting chance to flee. They reach a serene, sunlit planet, only to face a devastating truth when dawn breaks—revealing the Darkness’s fragile form cannot survive light. Left grieving, Sela finds the Darkness reborn aboard his ship, where Vassal awaits with cold anticipation.
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