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Cover: Brandon Peterson & John Dell

Edge #1

May 2002 · CrossGen · 9.95 USD
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Edge #1 is the debut issue of a 2002 series from CrossGen, collecting the first chapter of a storyline that explores the adventures of a group of characters within the publisher's shared universe. This issue introduces the premise and key players, setting the stage for the narrative arc that unfolds in subsequent installments.

Contains 8 stories
Untitled Detective-Mystery story
32 pp · Detective-Mystery
Simon ArchardEmma BishopEdgar MurchandDetective HaberLady WainscottGilesTheopolous ThorntonMiranda CrossAntaeusMcCorkindaleO'Shaughnessy (picture)
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
Giselle VillardGenevieve VillardThierry ChevalierVashuaMagusMondruAtyaahZaiYinmaSkitterRickAlphonse
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
Giselle VillardGenevieve VillardThierry ChevalierSkitterAlphonseAlain LeCavalierMagus (spirit)AunmaiJinaiHerotusMindokaAdaya
Untitled Science Fiction story
23 pp · Science Fiction
Samandahl ReyRoiya SintorJeMeik MeerZanniati OribattaColonel S. BrodorYalaKhyradonTchlusarud
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
EthanAshleighSkinkExeterBron
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
IngraBraagSeahnPershaGannishPyremEnsonOriumWytureWyeholdErvulshMinityMaginMharrutCahesseImmotusGhirreturSyeniess

In the shadowed halls of House Sinister, Ingra moves with quiet precision, dismantling the High Council one by one as she prepares to merge the fractured houses under a new order. Meanwhile, alliances shift in quiet chambers—Persha and Gannish weigh the future with Altwaal at the helm, while Pyrem and Enson speak of a reunion long thought impossible. The old power structures tremble, and the path to unity begins with a single, deliberate act.

Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
PershaIngraOriumGannishYalaSeahnRhorf [Rho Rustane]PyremTreninIlahnGhirreturWyeholdErvulshMinityMaginMharrutCahesseImmotusSyeniessReesha Teramu

In the shadow of a growing palace, Ingra wields the power of the High Council of Sinister to stretch her dominion—while beneath the surface, Gannish and Yala find themselves drawn into a rift where Persha’s sudden arrival stirs tension. As Gannish prepares to leave on a mission, Yala’s frustration flares, and Rhorf brings Minister Ilahn to Elysia, where Ingra offers Seahn control of House Dexter. Meanwhile, Pyrem watches in quiet dread, fearing the expansion of Ingra’s realm may threaten Altwaal’s sacred obelisk.

Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
PyremTreninGannishEnsonSeahnLaiaYalaIngraRhorf [Rho Rustane]IlahnReesha TeramuPershaWyture

In the shadowed reaches of a world where ancient truths are buried beneath myth, Gannish presses forward on his relentless search for proof that beings older than the First ever existed. As tensions rise among the Secundae, Seahn is driven to a desperate act at Enson’s urging, while Persha wrestles with her mother Ingra’s strict ban on crossing the Eidolon Rift—until Wyture offers a dangerous alternative. Meanwhile, Ingra secretly meets with Minister Ilahn, and Yala shares troubling news with Pyrem and Trenin after her encounter with Gannish and Persha.

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Full credits

artist Bart Sears
letterer Dave Lanphear
letterer Troy Peteri
cover pencils Brandon Peterson
cover inks John Dell

Reprints

↩ Reprints The First #8 (2001), The First #9 (2001), Mystic #15 (2001), Scion #15 (2001), Sigil #15 (2001), The First #10 (2001), Mystic #16 (2001), Ruse #1 (2001)

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