Mass Effect Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Redemption," the opening chapter of the Mass Effect Omnibus #1, kicks off with the terrifying rise of the Adjutants—creations of Cerebus that have seized ships and launched an invasion across the Omega sector. With the Illusive Man deploying his forces to Omega, the stage is set for a high-stakes clash where loyalty, survival, and the fate of the galaxy hang in the balance. Written by John Jackson Miller and Mac Walters, with bold visuals by Omar Francia and dynamic coloring by Michael Atiyeh, the issue features a striking cover by Daryl Mandryk.
In "Redemption," Feron's uncertain allegiance puts him at odds with Liara as they race to secure Command Shepard's remains—before the Collectors do. The mission tests their trust, their past, and the weight of what Shepard’s legacy means in a galaxy still reeling from war.
In "Invasion," the Illusive Man dispatches his forces to Omega as the rogue Adjutants—born from Cerebus' twisted experiments—launch a full-scale assault on the sector. With ships stolen and chaos spreading, the fate of the station hangs in the balance as the conflict escalates.
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