Fallen Aegis #2: The Meridi Incident

The Knights encounter friction from those they're sworn to protect. The citizenship grows desperate.

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A Fragile Peace

The Cardinal Knights have defended mankind against the Pestilence and cosmic horrors that prey on the souls of the living for centuries, but greed and a lust for power threatens the careful balance the knights have maintained. With resources dwindling, cosmic horrors becoming emboldened, and industrial-scale warfare on the horizon, can they defend mankind against its greatest foe yet…itself. The peace cannot last.

The Book

The Cadets in the Cordat Protectorate are learning the ropes and refining their skills to become enlisted Knights, should they choose. All appears to be business as usual until a mysterious horseman disrupts a routine patrol. The Knights don't know it yet, but they are about to be shown how underprepared they truly are for the path that lies ahead.

Fallen Aegis #1 "A Wasteland for no Man to Rule" is a 65+ page pilot issue that introduces one of several factions within this dangerous world and launches several key elements that will grow in importance as the story progresses and arcs cross paths.

The book has been crafted with a level of quality, depth, and nuance seldom seen in modern Western comics. It aims to be an engaging, entertaining, and thought-provoking journey into the unknown.

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The World of Fallen Aegis

The world of Fallen Aegis is a meticulously crafted realm where every detail matters. From the haunting landscapes to the intricate character designs, we strive to create a visually stunning and emotionally engaging experience. Our world is filled with rich history, diverse cultures, and a wide array of creatures, each with their own stories to tell.

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The Creators

Behind Fallen Aegis is a team of talented individuals who bring the story to life. From writers and illustrators to colorists and editors, each member of our team contributes their unique skills and vision to the project. We are united by our love for storytelling and our commitment to delivering a high-quality comic series that resonates with fans.

Denio Viana
Denio Viana

Denio Viana, one of the talented artists from DumbOldSpider LLC, brings Fallen Aegis to life with his stunning illustrations. His dynamic style and attention to detail create vivid scenes that capture the essence of the dark fantasy world. Denio's work adds depth and intensity to the story, making each page a visual feast for readers.

Nathan Fleer
Writer and Creator

Nathan Fleer, the visionary behind Fallen Aegis, crafted the intricate storyline and rich characters that define this dark fantasy universe. As the creator and writer at Jagged Lines Entertainment Inc., Nathan's dedication to storytelling and his deep understanding of the genre have shaped Fallen Aegis into the captivating series it is today.

Adi Cruz
Artist

Adi Cruz, also from DumbOldSpider LLC, is the creative force behind the captivating artwork of Fallen Aegis. With a keen eye for detail and a unique artistic flair, Adi's illustrations enhance the narrative, bringing the characters and settings to life. His contribution ensures that every panel resonates with emotion and energy, drawing readers deeper into the story.

Meet the Heroes and Villains of Fallen Aegis

The Pestilence took Tora’s region by surprise when its advancement began, making the farming town she was born in one of the first casualties. Tora herself was one of the early “Pestilence Cadets” brought into the fold of the Cardinal Knights of the West as an act of “charity” for lost, abandoned, or destitute children in these trying times.

Tora was young when her family was forced to leave her with the Knights of the West. She felt abandoned when they never returned and has since become distant and self-destructive, preferring to keep to herself.

Tora Bennent


"Disgustingly perfect" is how Tora describes Alice. This could probably be attributed to jealousy. Born to a rich plantation owner, she dedicated much of her time to learning new skills. Her stay with the Knights of the West was intended to be temporary until they determined the cause of her unknown illness, which is under control at this point.  

She has since become skilled in the practices of the Knights of the West and shows compassion and trust to those around her. Undoubtedly the reason they desire for her to remain in their service.

Alice Theano

Lucas joined the Cardinal Knights of the West with his older sister, Florence, following a family tragedy that saw them both homeless and alone. He showed much promise and quickly rose through the ranks to the status of Colonel. His dedication to order and obedience to authority made him the perfect soldier and the ideal enforcer on the untamed frontier of the border ring. He answers directly to Gregory and command at Burgfaust.

Lucas Castell

Richard was formerly a medical officer in Burgfaust for the Cardinal Knights of the West. He doesn’t speak about his past much, but he moved to the border regions around the time Gregory did as they worked together for much of their careers. He lends his services to the local chapter of the Knights of the West and does charity work for the local farmers while keeping a finger on the pulse of the community within the Cordat region of the Burgfaust Protectorate.

Richard Lenus

Florence, Lucas's older sister, joined the Cardinal Knights of the West to stay close to him so they wouldn’t lose what little they had left in the world, each other. She too showed promise, but abandoned further aspirations after the incident that cost her an eye. Now she mostly trains new cadets in the hopes of better preparing them to survive in the precarious world in which they live.  

Florence Castell

Gregory is a general for Cardinal Knights of the West. Formally a prominent General in the capital city of Burgfaust, Gregory has been reassigned to the undesirable position of managing the powder keg that is the frontier city of Cordat and surrounding areas near the edge of the border ring. The spire he was assigned to has been a relatively tense, yet non-violent region, but for how long?

Gregory has believed in taking a soft approach to governance, mostly electing to allow people to manage themselves, and keeping the Knight’s as independent peace-keeping bodies, much to the chagrin of Burgfaust’s leadership.  

Gregory Stone

Residents of the Cordat Protectorate spread tails of a mysterious horseman lurking outside the ring, sweeping the spark of life from the countryside with his passing. Preceded by a white owl that heralds his coming, the locals have taken to making it his namesake.

By all counts, he shouldn’t be capable of lingering there as life outside the ring succumbs to the Pestilence rather quickly, yet he persists. Burgfaust officially denies the existence of any life outside the ring, which is technically correct in the absence of the Owl’s existence, but his escapades increasingly shake the confidence of the Cordat region. They won’t be able to ignore him for long…

The Owl

Illustration of a person with reddish hair looking thoughtfully to the side against a starry night sky.

The Pestilence took Tora’s region by surprise when its advancement began, making the farming town she was born in one of the first casualties. Tora herself was one of the early “Pestilence Cadets” brought into the fold of the Cardinal Knights of the West as an act of “charity” for lost, abandoned, or destitute children in these trying times.

Tora was young when her family was forced to leave her with the Knights of the West. She felt abandoned when they never returned and has since become distant and self-destructive, preferring to keep to herself.

Tora Bennent

Illustrated woman with blonde hair wearing a dark uniform, standing inside a building with ornate windows.

"Disgustingly perfect" is how Tora describes Alice. This could probably be attributed to jealousy. Born to a rich plantation owner, she dedicated much of her time to learning new skills. Her stay with the Knights of the West was intended to be temporary until they determined the cause of her unknown illness, which is under control at this point.  

She has since become skilled in the practices of the Knights of the West and shows compassion and trust to those around her. Undoubtedly the reason they desire for her to remain in their service.

Alice Theano

Illustration of a man in a blue and gray military-style uniform and helmet standing in a city street with historic buildings and cloudy sky in the background.

Lucas joined the Cardinal Knights of the West with his older sister, Florence, following a family tragedy that saw them both homeless and alone. He showed much promise and quickly rose through the ranks to the status of Colonel. His dedication to order and obedience to authority made him the perfect soldier and the ideal enforcer on the untamed frontier of the border ring. He answers directly to Gregory and command at Burgfaust.

Lucas Castell

Illustration of a serious man with glasses and a vest leaning forward inside an arched building, with two other men in the background.

Richard was formerly a medical officer in Burgfaust for the Cardinal Knights of the West. He doesn’t speak about his past much, but he moved to the border regions around the time Gregory did as they worked together for much of their careers. He lends his services to the local chapter of the Knights of the West and does charity work for the local farmers while keeping a finger on the pulse of the community within the Cordat region of the Burgfaust Protectorate.

Richard Lenus

Illustration of a person wearing a blue military-style uniform and cap, with an eyepatch, raising a clenched fist.

Florence, Lucas's older sister, joined the Cardinal Knights of the West to stay close to him so they wouldn’t lose what little they had left in the world, each other. She too showed promise, but abandoned further aspirations after the incident that cost her an eye. Now she mostly trains new cadets in the hopes of better preparing them to survive in the precarious world in which they live.  

Florence Castell

Bald man with gray beard in a dark uniform with gold buttons standing in an outdoor courtyard.

Gregory is a general for Cardinal Knights of the West. Formally a prominent General in the capital city of Burgfaust, Gregory has been reassigned to the undesirable position of managing the powder keg that is the frontier city of Cordat and surrounding areas near the edge of the border ring. The spire he was assigned to has been a relatively tense, yet non-violent region, but for how long?

Gregory has believed in taking a soft approach to governance, mostly electing to allow people to manage themselves, and keeping the Knight’s as independent peace-keeping bodies, much to the chagrin of Burgfaust’s leadership.  

Gregory Stone

Silhouette of a cloaked figure with a mask riding a black horse with glowing green eyes against a large full moon and bare tree branches.

Residents of the Cordat Protectorate spread tails of a mysterious horseman lurking outside the ring, sweeping the spark of life from the countryside with his passing. Preceded by a white owl that heralds his coming, the locals have taken to making it his namesake.

By all counts, he shouldn’t be capable of lingering there as life outside the ring succumbs to the Pestilence rather quickly, yet he persists. Burgfaust officially denies the existence of any life outside the ring, which is technically correct in the absence of the Owl’s existence, but his escapades increasingly shake the confidence of the Cordat region. They won’t be able to ignore him for long…

The Owl

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Peek Inside Fallen Aegis

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