Mind MGMT #1
In "The Second Story," Matt Kindt launches a mind-bending mystery rooted in the haunting aftermath of Flight 815—the Amensia Flight—where 120 souls lost every memory of who they were, how to function, even how to fly, two years prior. With a singular, all-encompassing vision from writer and artist Matt Kindt, the story unfolds through stark, deliberate visuals and a narrative that lingers in the silence between what’s remembered and what’s forgotten. The cover by Matt Kindt captures the eerie stillness of that moment, a single image echoing the weight of collective amnesia.
In "The Second Story," a brief but striking entry in Mind MGMT #1, the origins of the secret espionage organization are traced back to the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand—framing World War I not just as a historical turning point, but as the spark that birthed a covert network dedicated to controlling minds. Letters are typeset, grounding the tale in a stark, factual tone that lends weight to its alternate-history premise.
In the opening chapter of Mind MGMT, a mysterious flight known as the Amensia Flight—Flight 815—becomes the center of a global enigma when, two years prior, every passenger and crew member suddenly lost their memories, identities, and even the ability to operate the plane. Now, with no recollection of who they were or how they survived, the 120 survivors remain trapped in a shared amnesia, their pasts erased and their present a fragile mystery.
In "The Futurist," Mind MGMT agent Duncan Jones navigates a world where he can read the minds and foresee the actions of every living creature within a five-mile radius—offering a rare glimpse into the mind of a man whose power is as isolating as it is extraordinary.
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Reprinted in Mind MGMT #1 (2013), Mind MGMT: One for One #1 (2013), Mind MGMT (Free Comic Book Day France 2019) #[nn] (2019)
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