From JONATHAN LUNA (ALEX and ADA, GIRLS, THE SWORD) and LAUREN KEELY, in her writing debut, comes a sci-fi thriller set in a not-so-distant futureÑa world of norms and syms, divided by fear. Syms, a small percentage of the population with telekinetic abilities, form gangs to survive. But division only breeds more division, and Mer and Nuon experience this firsthand as their relationship grows amid the often dramatic, sometimes violent, but always complex social landscape of sym gang rivalries in Anchorage, Alaska. Collects 20XX #1-6

From JONATHAN LUNA (ALEX + ADA, GIRLS, THE SWORD) and LAUREN KEELY, in her writing debut, comes an all-new ongoing series! This sci-fi thriller for mature readers imagines a not-so-distant future a world of norms and syms, divided by fear. Syms, a small percentage of the population with telekinetic abilities, form gangs to survive. But division only breeds more division, and Mer and Nuon experience this firsthand as they become entangled in the often dramatic, sometimes violent, but always complex social landscape of sym gang rivalries in Anchorage, Alaska.

Mer seeks revenge. Nuon chooses between love and loyalty. With casualties on both sides, things don't look good for reconciliation between the East and West Side gangs.

Lies are exposed, love is tested, and gang tensions are on the rise. Mer's world is falling apart once more, but this time, sheÕs going to do something about it. Meanwhile, Nuon is forced to pick sides.

After her violent introduction to the world of sym gangs, Mer struggles to accept her new identity and is forced to become what she hates the most. Nuon gets a mission, and Mer takes solace in their newfound friendship.

As Nuon's relationship with Mer grows, so do her conflicted feelings for her mission. And Mer's last encounter with the East Side was brief, but the chain reaction it's sparked may threaten her newfound safety.

This fictitious story starts with a cataclysmic decimation of the world adult population by an uncontrolled biological event. A surviving old man in Angel Fire, New Mexico, helps the school children of that village survive in the wilderness using pioneer-like skills. As the youths mature they seek out other surviving groups, in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, and develop rules to live by — a new constitution for a re-born nation. The complete Constitution, applicable also to us today, is presented in the appendix.