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It’s one of the best issues in the series an eleven in a world of tens, capped off perfectly with a William James quote, ‘When a religion has become an orthodoxy, its day of inwardness is over: the spring is dry: the faithful live at second hand exclusively and stone the prophets in their turn.’ Religion serves as a source of refuge to Kyle and some of the Omega Men too as they face their tribulations, and the Citadel uses religion as a tool to be manipulated as they bribe the leaders of the highly religious planet, Changralyn into teaching their flock to support the Citadel’s actions. The use of religion is best shown off in issue five, ‘The Spring is Dry’ wherein the group visit Changralyn and their corruption is tackled. It is seen as an instigator, due to the initial differences between the two culture’s beliefs, later we learn that it is an excuse in order to allow the Citadel to take over planets and mine for Stellarium and an excuse for the Omega Men so that they can rise to positions of power. Almost all of the most common exploits are seen here and fit into the characters and plot perfectly. What I feel the book does even better however, is to show some of the many different uses of religion in war that can be found throughout the history books. In this allegory the Citadel takes the place of the West, trying to control and subdue for the better good by any means necessary although they are sometimes shown to be a bit too cartoonishly evil, such as when the Viceroy orders the murder of 4000 innocents. The most glaring example being the preview taking the form of a broadcast that bears great similarity to the sort released by various terrorist organisations throughout the past decades. Obviously this dichotomy of how one side views the other does heavily mirror modern day troubles in the Middle East, as other critics have observed. terrorists, with the Omega Men worshiping both Alpha and Omega while the Citadel only recognises Alpha. The war between the Omega Men and the Citadel is touted as a war of religious freedom vs. Fortunately it was allowed to run through to completion and the TPB contains all 12 issues, the preview and some bonus annotated pages on character design and coloring techniques used, so you get plenty bang for your buck here. The series was lauded by critics as ground breaking but didn’t sell well, as shown by DC almost cancelling it halfway through. A fairly cliche set-up but Tom King manages to subvert most of the reader’s expectations and turn this tale into a story of political intrigue and a study of the place of belief and pragmatism in war time, exploring themes through the lens of William James’ writings, making this a rather interesting neo-pragmatist text. The story deals with an ongoing war between the Omega Men and The Citadel, the governing body of the Vega System state, with Kyle acting as a third, deciding man in all of this. This belief couldn’t have been further from the end result that we got, as was seen when a preview was released that depicted White Lantern, Kyle Rayner, kidnapped by the Omega Men and then killed. When Omega Men was first announced to us I remember people groaning that it was DC’s version of a gritty Guardians of the Galaxy. Art by: Barnaby Bagenda, Toby Cypress (guest artist: issue 4) & Ig Guara (co-artist: issue 7)