Telos #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Enemy's Enemy," Telos makes a dangerous alliance with Parallax to defeat an invading armada, only to find himself entangled in a deeper scheme. As Parallax offers help in locating Telos’s lost family, the true motive behind the promise begins to reveal itself—Parallax’s ultimate goal is far more ambitious than reunion. Written by Jeff King and illustrated by Igor Vitorino, with inks by Jason Paz, Marc Deering, and José Marzán Jr., colors by Peter Steigerwald, and letters by Travis Lanham, this issue features a cover by Stephen Segovia.
In "My Enemy's Enemy," Telos strikes a dangerous bargain with Brainiac, trading his loyalty for a chance to recover his lost family—using Brainiac’s vast intellect to locate a hidden data core on Colu. With Computo, Validus, and Techne watching from the shadows, Telos must navigate a web of shifting alliances where every ally could be a threat.
Telos, Brainiac, and Techne’s team barely survive their victory over Computo—only to find the data drive holding the last hope of locating Telos’ family shattered beyond recovery. With no time to grieve, Telos must rally what remains of his allies as a Citadel fleet of Dominators and Khunds closes in.
In "Sacrifice," Telos faces down an overwhelming armada with the unexpected aid of Parallax, who offers a deal: help Telos locate his lost family in exchange for the power shard Brainiac embedded within him. But as Telos begins to trust the enigmatic entity, the true cost of that promise starts to unfold—Parallax’s intentions may be far more ambitious than reunion.
In "Reversal," Telos confronts Parallax’s obsessive reconstruction of Coast City, a haunting echo of a past that refuses to stay buried. As the city crumbles once more, the fragile illusion shatters—leaving Telos exposed, and the power that sustained it gone.
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