Divinity II Vol 1 3

There is the difference between you and I, Abram. You fear your own strength. And I embrace mine.

-- Myshka

Solicitation[]

The world runs red!

Abram Adams’ former teammate – the long-lost cosmonaut Myshka – has returned from deep space…and, seemingly overnight, the former Soviet Union has taken charge as the globe’s dominant economic and military force. As the Western world grapples with the ensuing chaos and confusion of Russia’s rapid return to power, Divinity and Ninjak attempt to marshal resistance against an empire enabled by the god-like will of one of its own true believers. But nothing escapes the sight of the super-powered gods that now walk among us…and our fate will be forever decided when Myshka targets Divinity for control of our world’s destiny!

The sold-out sci-fi saga that forever changed the course of the Valiant Universe turns the world upside-down all over again as New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt (4001 A.D.) and explosive artist Trevor Hairsine (DIVINITY) unleash an all-new chapter!

Book Three[]

Appearances[]

Featured Characters:

Divinity / Abram Adams

Supporting Characters:

Unity
- Livewire
- Ninjak

Villains:

Myshka / Valentina Volkov
Vladimir Putin (Portrait on the wall)

Other Characters:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

Credits[]

Writers: Matt Kindt
Pencilers: Trevor Hairsine
Inkers: Ryan Winn
Colorists: David Baron
Letterers: Dave Lanphear
Cover Artists: Jelena Kevic-Djurdjevic, Tom Muller, Andrew Pepoy & Allen Passalaqua, Carmen Carnero & Omi Remalante, Adam Gorham & Michael Spicer
Editors: Warren Simons, Danny Khazem (assistant), Kyle Andrukiewicz (associate)
Editor-in-Chief: Warren Simons

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Quotes[]

Your lack of ambition... and me -- are what's going to kill you, Abram!

-- Myshka

You won't be able to kill me, Myshka. Time is not so absolute. Think of it like a book. With many pages. Every moment existing simultaneously. But only one page may be read at a time. You can go back. The urge to edit and change is natural. But the words are already printed. The best you can do is underline a phrase. Perhaps smudge the ink slightly to obscure meaning. Our influence on the past is minimal. Twenty-one grams to be exact -- what some claim is the weight of a human soul. That is the real influence we exert over a time and place. We belong in the present. Here, we are just ghosts out of time. Limited to slamming doors and blowing out candles. We are the breath on a pane of glass.

-- Divinity

Humanity decides its own fate. Infinitely small choices create large lives. It's beyond the human mind to understand every small choice and where it may lead. We may have the power of gods. But it is paired with the minds of mortals.

-- Divinity

There is the difference between you and I, Abram. You fear your own strength. And I embrace mine.

-- Myshka

You see? To change the past is like using a feather to change the course of a train.

-- Divinity