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Gemini Morales is possessed by a demon known as Legion. Two Brothers of a new Order, they've been exorcising the demon for days with no success. It isn't when Gemini proves to be a boy of strong will, does the demon strike a deal with the boy. The boy controls the mind and body, but Legion inhabits his soul.

When Dante, a bounty hunting demon, gets wind of the deal, which is illegal for demons to do, he sets out to destroy Legion. Dante possesses two waitresses and kills Gemini's brother. As Dante is about to kill Gemini, he is rescued by Father, who could be the last Catholic priest on Earth.

After a brief one-sided battle in Gemini's soul, it is Legion's turn to make a deal. Legion proposes that he will provide three Waywards, demons like Legion, disobedient of Lucifer, in exchange for his and Gemini's freedom. Dante agrees.

Together, the three travel a post-apocalyptic United States and Mexico in search of these demons, Father hoping to rid Gemini of Legion.

Lucky's world is quickly dissolving as reality and memory are warped by unseen forces and guilt into a self-punishing madness. Lucky's been on the road with Jazzy for far too long, stopping at a diner for a bite. There, the waitress is a familiar stranger and history seems to repeat itself.

Johns and Jenkins, two suited "spooks," confront Lucky at the diner, trying to pry information from him regarding an obscured case. Lucky is unsure of their motives, but aware of their threat. The more the spooks get from Lucky, the more deranged the setting gets as locations shift, memories return, and ghosts come back to haunt him.

Ultimately, Lucky is going down. Question is, how much sanity will he have left when he does?

Jude managed to get out of standard prison and into St. Dymphna State Hospital's psychiatric ward. The ward itself, though government owned, is run by the patients, namely the Aryan Alliance. They control the narcotics supply in the ward, having hooked the majority on their drugs.

When a strange Middle-Eastern man enters the ward, there are rumors that he claimed to be Jesus Christ. Known only as Yeshua, some of the patients flock to him out of reputation. It isn't until Yeshua starts to heal patients from their addictions do the Alliance take notice, especially the head of the hate group, Ghost. They are losing clients.

After Jude's friend, Pelon, overdoses on fentanyl, Jude upholds a promise made to him by looking out for Yeshua. He teaches him the ins and outs of the ward, and who to avoid. Jude even suggests dropping the Jesus act, but Yeshua refuses.

As more patients flock to Yeshua, Ghost becomes increasingly more violent, leading to a "Holy War" in the ward with Yeshua's life at stake.

India Strokes has been locked in her apartment for what feels like an eternity, painting endlessly to appease a voice in her head which promises India liberation from her guilts and traumas. As India's patience is tested, so is her sanity as reality warps around her; the dead walk and time loses relevance.

Soon, India finds herself in madness, following leads in hopes of ending the suffering, and discovering that India isn't as innocent as she presumed. With the aid of a mysterious little girl, Constance, India navigates emotional non sequiturs, searching for peace and freedom, illuminating her own dark secrets.