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Walter Koenig & Patricia Tallman in Claudia Christian's Dark Legacies

Claudia Christian and Bruce Boxleitner were both at the first MegaCon Live London today, and talked about her new ciomic Dark Legacies.


Claudia Christian and Bruce Boxleitner were both at the first MegaCon Live London held at the ExCel Centre this weekend. And yesterday that saw them taking time on stage to talk about their shared history on Babylon 5, including discussion around how Babylon 5 led the way to the now more common one story across many seasons of a show, such as Breaking Bad or The Wire.

Dark Legacies

But Claudia Christian was also talking about coming to comic conventions for a different reason these days, to talk about actual comic books. I know, imagine, She had an exclusive MegaCon Live London variant cover for the first issue of her comic book series Dark Legacies on sale at the show, which happened to feature a character who also looked very much like Bruce Boxleitner, on the cover. And he won't be the only one.

Dark Legacies

Dark Legacies, as well as featuring characters visually based on both Claudia and Bruce, has more Babylon 5 love to spread around. The second issue, out later this year,  will feature two more charcacters, one who looks like Walter Koenig who played Alfred Bester in Babylon 5, and another who resembles Patricia Tallman who played Lyta Alexander in Bablyon 5. Presumably with more signing opportunities tied in. Oh yes and that second issue? Drawn by the legendary Glenn Fabry.

Dark Legacies

While Claudia Christian also revealed that one of the reasons she was in London for MegaCon Live, was that she was taking meetings to get a television adaptation of Dark Legacies made.

Walter Koenig & Patricia Tallman, Claudia Christensen's Dark Legacies

Claudia Christian's Dark Legacies #One
The Expanse meets the Terminator meet Blade Runner in this hard hitting action sci-fi thriller created by Babylon 5 actor Claudia Christian. At this point in time Earth is emerging from a dystopian past, moving from a brutal governmental regime to democracy. Commander Jessica Steele finds herself caught in a web of intrigue as the legacies of the totalitarian past surround her. Dark secrets are uncovered and all hell is let loose in this all action blockbuster, with pulse pounding art by 2000AD, DC Comics and Marvel Comics artist Staz Johnson. We meet a vengeful cyborg, secretive scientists and good old fashioned heroes in this first issue, ending in a character reveal that'll make picking up issue #2 a no brainer.

Walter Koenig & Patricia Tallman, Claudia Christensen's Dark Legacies

Claudia Christian's Dark Legacies #Two
Tough as nails investigator Jessica Steele returns in this action packed second issue, as her investigation into shadowy intergalactic conspiracies and mysterious alien technology leads her to an unexpected family reunion. After the pulse pounding events of issue #1 Jessica has been assigned a new role and she is on a mission to uncover those behind the Dark Legacies conspiracy, but will she even survive her first mission and who is the strange assassin on her tail? Writers Claudia Christian and Chris McAuley draw you into this story of political intrigue, sibling vengeance and all out fist flying action joined by our new interior artist the legendary Glenn Fabry, who is no stranger to sci-fi adventures himself, having worked within the pages of 2000ad.


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Rich JohnstonAbout Rich Johnston

Founder of Bleeding Cool. The longest-serving digital news reporter in the world, since 1992. Author of The Flying Friar, Holed Up, The Avengefuls, Doctor Who: Room With A Deja Vu, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne, Chase Variant. Lives in South-West London, works from Blacks on Dean Street, shops at Piranha Comics. Father of two. Political cartoonist.
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