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Star Trek: Day of Blood #1
Immortal emperor of the Klingon Empire, Kahless II has consolidated power, raided ancient tombs and secret bunkers, taken the power of gods for himself, stolen the Bajoran Orb of Destruction, and commenced a slaughter across the stars. But this genocide of gods was just the beginning. For with the power he has stolen, Kahless is about to declare war on all those who do not follow the Red Path. To prevent genocide unlike any since the ancient days of Qo'noS, the crew of icons led by the emissary known as Benjamin Sisko (Star Trek) and the renegades who follow a desperate and violent Worf (Star Trek: Defiant) must unite for a common cause. Only they can hope to stop the Day of Blood.
Characters: Alexander Rozhenko, B'Elanna Torres, Benjamin Sisko, Data, Descheeni, Doctor Beverly Crusher, Emperor Kahless II, Jake Sisko, Lily Sato, Lore, Martok, Montgomery Scott, Ro Laren, Sela, Shaxs, Spock, T'Lir, Tom Paris, Worf, X (Star Trek)
Creative roster
Angel Unzueta (Cover)
Chris Fenoglio (Cover)
Christopher Cantwell (Writer)
Clayton Cowles (Letterer)
Collin Kelly (Writer)
Daniel Warren Johnson (Cover)
Heather Antos (Editor)
Jackson Lanzing (Writer)
Lee Loughridge (Colorist, Cover)
Malachi Ward (Cover)
Michael Spicer (Cover)
Neil Uyetake (Designer, Production)
Rahzzah (Cover)
Ramon Rosanas (Artist, Cover)
Vanessa Real (Assistant Editor)
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