The Omega Book #1

9.5

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10

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Writer James Patrick
Artist Pauli Junquera
Cover Price $4.99

The Omega Book has the secrets of the universe in it. All of them. And the priest Brady Parsons has just inherited pages of it from his father.

But now, everyone wants what's that knowledge, they'll do anything to get it, and if the book falls into the wrong hands it will end the world. No, the universe.

To stop that from happening, Brady enters a world of science and mystery he never imagined, he'll see and do things that nobody has ever seen or done, and he'll uncover the truth about the amazing things the Omega Book can do, its origins, and even about the father he's hated his whole life.

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  • 9.5

    Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell

    Aug 05, 2026

    James Patrick’s writing gives readers just enough answers to follow the premise while leaving the larger mythology intriguing, and Pauli Junquera’s artwork gives the book a memorable visual identity full of handmade inventions and cosmic weirdness. Overall, this is absolutely worth picking up for readers who enjoy sci-fi with mystery, heart, and a strong sense of adventure. Read Full Review

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  • 10

    Plot
    Alexander Parsons is a brilliant scientist who uncovers the mysteries of the universe and decides to record them in a book called the Omega Book. However, someone murders him because of his discoveries. Behind the Omega Book is a mysterious and ruthless scientist with advanced technology known as "The Jealous Man" and a murderous woman known as "The Woman with the .45."

    Alexander's son, Father Brady Parsons, receives a mysterious briefcase from his father containing devices and instructions asking him to help make the Omega Book disappear. Brady is estranged from his father because Alexander was never present in his life. Brady is a man of faith, while Alexander was a man of science; their visions and beliefs clashed all t more

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