Cover: Walter Simonson

Orion #14

Jul 2001 · DC · 2.50 USD; 4.25 CAD

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In "The Ordering of the Cosmos!", Orion faces the full weight of cosmic consequence as he uses the Anti-Life Equation to subdue New Genesis’s invading forces, only to uncover a shocking truth: the mysterious Meteorra is actually Justeen, driven by vengeance for Darkseid’s death. With Lightray, Justeen, and Mortalla in tow, Orion prepares to confront the looming threat of the Gedirath—realizing that only Darkseid could have controlled the Promethean Giant, meaning his enemy may still be alive. Written by Walter Simonson and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by John Byrne, inks by Terry Austin, and vibrant colors by Tatjana Wood and Digital Chameleon, this issue features a cover by Walter Simonson that captures the epic scale of the moment.

Contains 2 stories

The Ordering of the Cosmos!

18 pp · Superhero

OrionMortallaLightrayMeteorra [revealed to be Justeen]Gedirath

In "The Ordering of the Cosmos!", Orion confronts an army from New Genesis wielding the Anti-Life Equation, uncovering a shocking truth: the mysterious Meteorra is actually Justeen, driven by vengeance for Darkseid’s death. With Lightray, Justeen, and Mortalla in tow, Orion races toward the looming threat of the Gedirath, realizing that only Darkseid could have controlled the Promethean Giant—and that Darkseid may still be alive.

Frankenstein's Legacy

4 pp · Superhero

DarkseidMetronPythiaBlack Racer

In "Frankenstein's Legacy," Orion faces a chilling test as Darkseid, watching from Pythia's Garden of Hope, conjures a twisted echo of the Black Racer to challenge him. The story unfolds with tense, measured dread as Orion confronts this artificial force, his resolve tested in the shadow of cosmic manipulation.