Legion Lost #1
Legion Lost #1 (2012) kicks off with high stakes as Dawnstar holds off Alastor’s three Carggite bodies while Tellus dives into his mind to shut him down. Written by Fabian Nicieza and illustrated by Pete Woods—with colors by Brad Anderson and letters by Travis Lanham—the issue builds tension with a desperate race to save Alastor before his teammates are drawn into the fray. Cover by Pete Woods captures the moment’s intensity, setting the tone for a story where old allies and unexpected encounters collide.
In "null," a desperate mission unfolds as a team of Legionnaires pursues Alastor from the 31st century to the present, racing to stop him from unleashing a pathogen and exacting revenge on humanity for his sister’s fate. With the time bubble collapsing around them, Alastor’s actions threaten to strand two Legionnaires in the past—and erase their chance to return.
In "null," the scattered Legionnaires come face-to-face with Dr. Jeffrey Scanlon, the first person in the present to show signs of the Alastor pathogen’s influence. Though Wildfire senses a connection to Scanlon’s altered state, he struggles to guide him toward control—before the mutation consumes what remains of his humanity.
In "null," Timber Wolf ventures into a mall battlefield chasing a creature he believes infected by the hypertaxis plague, only to find himself entangled in a clash between his quarry and a hypersapien. What begins as a hunt forces him to confront unexpected truths about both the creature—and himself—amid the chaos of a fight that blurs the line between predator and prey.
In "null," Chameleon Girl struggles to break free from the Okaaran rdrayyj that Timber Wolf has tracked, while Tyroc and Wildfire chase him through unfamiliar territory—only to be left behind as Wolf presses on, abandoning them to local authorities. When they regroup, they face a stronger threat than before, united once more with their teammate. Meanwhile, Dawnstar and Tellus locate Alastor, who now wields a startling new ability.
In "null," the Legion Lost team splits up under pressure as Dawnstar holds off Alastor’s Carggite bodies, while Tellus ventures into his mind to shut him down. With Tyroc eliminating the Black Razors and Wildfire racing to help, the team converges—only for Timber Wolf to be stalled by an unexpected reunion. The story unfolds with tense urgency, blending psychic peril and fast-paced action in a moment that tests loyalty and timing.
In "null," the Legionnaires race to rescue Timber Wolf and Chameleon Girl from a hidden compound, only to find Martian Manhunter already there. As tensions rise and the fight unfolds, Tyroc shares the Legion’s plight with J'Onn J'Onzz, who quietly intervenes to restore Yera before letting them go.
In "null," the Legionnaires track Alastor to New York City, where tensions rise as Tyroc and Wildfire debate their next move. Timber Wolf steps in to connect with a local witness, securing vital funding for the team, while Tellus quietly reaches into the mind of a girl in a coma, drawing unexpected guidance from her stillness.
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