KNIGHTS VOLUME ONE: Year In Review

Okay - that wraps up Year One of Knights Of Columbus.

In the event that you're reading this, there's still a little I'd like to do in regard to previous issues - most importantly, I'd like to go back and do some narration on a couple of "Sheep's Clothing" issues that don't have it, because I feel it could bring the issues' disparate parts together a bit better - but otherwise, this means I can start trucking into Year Two.

Year Two will be an interesting one, even if only 4 months have passed in our Heroes' first year.

With Andrew off to Central America with fellow PDI Team Captain Mark Shepard to investigate the Akashi, and Landon off to play rescue worker for the political turmoil taking place at his old stomping grounds in the Brotherhood, poor Beth is left all alone to face Palmer's considerable displeasure in the wake of Milo's supernatural Public Service Announcement.

Meanwhile, Donovan and Rhiannon have taken a HUGE step forward and officially started to wander into the risky waters of romance, but with Donovan struggling to accept this substantial breach in his contract with God, and Rhiannon still trying to take him even further down the road of ::ahem:: ALTERNATIVE outlets for his Spirituality, we can assume things will only get more complicated from here.

Milo, now having moved on from his self-inflicted servitude to Chris, is beginning his new relationship with the enigmatic David, who still has a lot of explaining to do. But will Milo and David be able to survive the pressures that lay ahead, in the form of a big heaping helping of personal DRAMA for our mister Milo Woodyard?

And, speaking of enigmatic, what the hell's Malice up to?

Trust me, I'm getting there. All this will finally come to light in the second year, as the team moves past the getting-to-know-each-other stage and begins their sojourn into much darker territory...

It won't be a HAPPY year.