Outlawed
    Justice
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    Free Digital Prequel Mini-Issue

    A City on the Edge
    of Civil War.

    Before the rebellion shattered Lighthaven, there was a choice. Discover the origins of the conflict in this exclusive digital prequel mini-issue.

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    The Conflict

    A System Built to Protect.
    Or Designed to Control?

    Lighthaven City is tearing itself apart. The A.C.E. private police force claims to maintain order, while the Guardians of Light resistance movement fights back. Caught in the middle are the people who must choose a side.

    A.C.E. commander addressing officers about the Guardians of Light protest

    Institutional Corruption

    The very organization meant to uphold the law is rotting from the inside, forcing good officers to question their vows.

    Dramatic comic rally scene with a cloaked leader shouting to save Lighthaven City

    Radicalization

    When justice is denied, violence becomes the only language the oppressed can speak. The line between hero and villain blurs.

    Fierce argument between an A.C.E. officer and resistance member capturing torn loyalties

    Torn Loyalties

    Close bonds are tested as people try to do what is right in a city at war.

    Dramatic close-quarters fight panel capturing officers clashing over moral limits and impossible choices

    Impossible Choices

    Every character must decide what they are willing to sacrifice to create the justice they can no longer find within the law.

    The Faces of the Conflict

    Divided Loyalties.
    Devastating Betrayals.

    Tony

    Tony

    A.C.E. Officer

    A dedicated officer who believed justice comes through discipline. Now, he's forced to question whether he's protecting the city or destroying it.

    Alex

    Alex

    College Student

    Tony's younger brother is trying to find friends and a place to belong as civil war divides his city.

    Katherine

    Katherine

    A.C.E. Officer

    She believes in order. As her trust is tested, right and wrong get harder to separate.

    Questions

    Everything You Need to Know