MINISERIES FINALE All seems lost as the Syphon demon grows in strength, overpowering the group and breaking Sylas's will to fight. An unexpected ally comes forward to help, but will it be enough? Livia struggles to contain the fallout with Gabriel, and is ultimately confronted with her role in the Syphon-verse.

Sylas wields an ancient power to sense and siphon away pain from others, but struggles with the moral ambiguity of his abilities, leading him to question his purpose as a Syphon. Livia, his partner and a neuroscientist, explores the impact of emotional trauma and the ethics of healing from it. Together, they unravel secrets of the power that will forever change their relationship. Meanwhile, deep in the Amazon, an ancient threat re-emerges with plans to unleash a terrible darkness. The award-winning series returns with a new four-issue volume, written by creator MOHSEN ASHRAF (Pantheon) and co-writer ARISH AKANDA, with art from THOMAS HEDGLEN (PROPHET, BRIGADE). Previously nominated for three 2022 Ringo Awards, including Best Series and Best Artist, and awarded Favorite Hero. Collects SYPHON, VOL. 2 #1-4

When Sylas was gifted with the power to siphon other people’s pain from them and take it on himself, he never could have imagined that he was the latest in a line stretching back to the dawn of civilization or that his dark mentor Antonio has been killing those with the power for millennia. Trapped by Antonio, Sylas must go on a trippy mental journey to save himself from a fate worse than death and show that it’s possible to live a hopeful life no matter how dark the world gets.

An ancient threat, dormant for centuries, has re-emerged with a vengeance—and a masochistic hunger. Sylas must decide whether he can trust brash power-hunter Zenia, or even himself, in facing this danger. Meanwhile, Livia explores the emotional trauma of her new patient who may be hiding something much more troubling.

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