Mind MGMT #1

In the opening chapter of Mind MGMT, a mysterious flight known as the Amensia Flight—Flight 815—becomes the center of a haunting enigma: two years after all 120 passengers and crew lost their memories, identities, and even the ability to fly the plane, no one has recovered. The story unfolds with a chilling flashback to that fateful day, leaving the fate of the survivors shrouded in silence and uncertainty.

In "Chapter 3" of Mind MGMT, Meru and CIA agent Bill Falls chase a cryptic lead—“talk to the dolphins”—from Zanzibar to China, unraveling a trail that’s also being followed by the elusive Immortals. The hunt blurs lines between espionage, memory, and myth, as the past refuses to stay buried.

In "The Animal Kid," young Ella Jean discovers her extraordinary ability to command animals, a gift quickly harnessed by Mind MGMT for covert operations. The story follows her training as she learns to deploy creatures as weapons, from dogs rigged with explosives to other animals turned into tools of espionage.

In "Chapter 5" of Mind MGMT, Henry Lyme grapples with the terrifying realization that his power to shape minds may have erased the truth of his wife’s love—until he learns she was a fellow agent, one who resisted him. As his grip on reality frays, the city around him collapses into chaos, consumed by violence, leaving only him standing. The Immortals arrive to intervene, but the line between control and madness grows thinner with every passing moment.

In "The Archivist," a hidden order of monks in Shangri-La safeguards the true history of the world, preserving it through mental transmission and meticulous record-keeping. Unaffected by the mind-altering powers of MIND MGMT agents, they stand as silent guardians of truth in a world built on deception.

In "The Sniper," Mind MGMT sends assassin Rico Stane on a high-stakes mission to eliminate Henry Lyme, a target whose mind proves far more dangerous than any weapon. As Stane closes in, Lyme’s extraordinary mental abilities turn every attempt into a deadly game of wits, turning the assassin’s own tactics against him.