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	AC Locus 1B.jpg\|Variant cover by Valeria Luxfera		AC Locus 1B.jpg\|Variant cover by Valeria Luxfera
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	;The Original Private Eyes		;The Original Private Eyes
	Founded In 4850 by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Allan Pinkerton}}—an immigrant {{Wiki\|Cooper (profession)\|barrel-maker}} turned [[Chicago]] [[police]] detective—the [[Pinkerton\|PINKERTON NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY]] was one of [[United States\|America]]'s most notorious crime-prevention and private security firms of the late nineteenth century.		Founded In 4850 by [[Allan Pinkerton]]—an immigrant {{Wiki\|Cooper (profession)\|barrel-maker}} turned [[Chicago]] [[police]] detective—the [[Pinkerton\|PINKERTON NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY]] was one of [[United States\|America]]'s most notorious crime-prevention and private security firms of the late nineteenth century.

	Though Pinkerton initially specialized in [[train]] robberies and counterfeiting cases, after foiling a plot to assassinate [[Abraham Lincoln]]—who would later hire the agency as his personal 'secret service' during the [[American Civil War]] - the fledgling enterprise garnered a reputation as America's go-to office for counter-intelligence and security operations. By the early 1870s, it had grown into the largest private law enforcement organization in the world.		Though Pinkerton initially specialized in [[train]] robberies and counterfeiting cases, after foiling a plot to assassinate [[Abraham Lincoln]]—who would later hire the agency as his personal 'secret service' during the [[American Civil War]] - the fledgling enterprise garnered a reputation as America's go-to office for counter-intelligence and security operations. By the early 1870s, it had grown into the largest private law enforcement organization in the world.

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	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==
	''Brand new story set in the stunning world of [[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]! Dive into the sordid underworld of Victorian [[London]], and the memories of [[New York]]er, [[Tommy Greyling]], as he teams up with [[Evie Frye]] and [[Henry Green]] to search for a [[Piece of Eden]] that has the potential to change the world!''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/602-assassins-creed-locus/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed: Locus #1]</ref>		''Brand new story set in the stunning world of [[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]! Dive into the sordid underworld of [[Victorian era\|Victorian]] [[London]], and the memories of [[New York]]er, [[Tommy Greyling]], as he teams up with [[Evie Frye]] and [[Henry Green]] to search for a [[Piece of Eden]] that has the potential to change the world!''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/602-assassins-creed-locus/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed: Locus #1]</ref>

	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
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	;The Original Private Eyes		;The Original Private Eyes
	Founded In 4850 by Allan Pinkerton ~~- an~~ immigrant barrel-maker turned Chicago police ~~detective - the~~ PINKERTON NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY was one of ~~Americas~~ most notorious crime-prevention and private security firms of the late nineteenth century.		Founded In 4850 by {{Wiki\|Allan Pinkerton}}—an immigrant {{Wiki\|Cooper (profession)\|barrel-maker}} turned [[Chicago]] [[police]] detective—the [[Pinkerton\|PINKERTON NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY]] was one of [[United States\|America]]'s most notorious crime-prevention and private security firms of the late nineteenth century.

	Though Pinkerton initially specialized in train robberies and counterfeiting cases, after foiling a plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln ~~- who~~ would later hire the agency as his personal 'secret service' during the American Civil War - the fledgling enterprise garnered a reputation as America's go-to office for counter-intelligence and security operations. By the early 1870s it had grown into the largest private law enforcement organization in the world.		Though Pinkerton initially specialized in [[train]] robberies and counterfeiting cases, after foiling a plot to assassinate [[Abraham Lincoln]]—who would later hire the agency as his personal 'secret service' during the [[American Civil War]] - the fledgling enterprise garnered a reputation as America's go-to office for counter-intelligence and security operations. By the early 1870s, it had grown into the largest private law enforcement organization in the world.

	Adhering to a strict code of ethics and defined by its striking company logo (the supposed inspiration of the term 'private eye'), at its heyday, the Pinkerton agency had more agents under its employ than the standing US army and, using its extensive collection of mugshots, established the world's first criminal database. Frequently subcontracted for espionage operations by the US government, the agency also remained a favorite of the railroad companies, gaining legendary status for its role in the hunt and capture of outlaws like Wild Bill and Jesse James. But, as the century drew to a close and ownership passed to Allan's sons, Robert and William, the agency's public perception would take a turn for the worse.		Adhering to a strict code of ethics and defined by its striking company logo (the supposed inspiration of the term 'private eye'), at its heyday, the Pinkerton agency had more agents under its employ than the standing [[United States Armed Forces\|US army]] and, using its extensive collection of mugshots, established the world's first criminal database. Frequently subcontracted for espionage operations by the US government, the agency also remained a favorite of the railroad companies, gaining legendary status for its role in the hunt and capture of outlaws like {{Wiki\|Wild Bill Hickok\|Wild Bill}} and {{Wiki\|Jesse James}}. But, as the century drew to a close and ownership passed to Allan's sons, Robert and William, the agency's public perception would take a turn for the worse.

	Pinkerton's involvement with the labor strikes of the 1890s would ultimately prove their downfall. The company's past use of heavy-handed tactics, coupled with accusations of violence from union sympathisers, soon led to public outcry, culminating In the events of the Homestead ~~Strike~~ of 1892 when a firefight involving 300 Pinkerton agents led to the death of 16 men. Pinkerton's reputation was left in tatters and the company would spend years struggling to rebuild it.		Pinkerton's {{Wiki\|Strikebreaker\|involvement}} with the labor strikes of the 1890s would ultimately prove their downfall. The company's past use of heavy-handed tactics, coupled with accusations of violence from union sympathisers, soon led to public outcry, culminating In the events of the {{Wiki\|Homestead strike}} of 1892 when a firefight involving 300 Pinkerton agents led to the death of 16 men. Pinkerton's reputation was left in tatters and the company would spend years struggling to rebuild it.

	Nevertheless, the Pinkerton agency endured, and today Pinkerton Inc. has grown into a billion dollar multinational organization, remaining one of the world's leading providers of security.		Nevertheless, the Pinkerton agency endured, and today Pinkerton Inc. has grown into a billion dollar multinational organization, remaining one of the world's leading providers of security.

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	2016: Sean awakens from the Animus. He appears to still be working for Isaiah and Abstergo at the Aerie. After he reports his findings from the session, including the mentions of the Precursor Box and Voynich pages, he is requested to get some rest. Isaiah privately discusses his reservations about the urgency of the project, however the unnamed phone caller states that he should be very careful with Sean's mental health, given his disability and desire to walk within the Animus. Meanwhile, Sean ventures outside to meet Natalya. She warns Sean that they are using him, and that he is spending far more time in the Animus than the others. He refuses to listen, and takes off alone.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>		2016: Sean awakens from the Animus. He appears to still be working for Isaiah and Abstergo at the Aerie. After he reports his findings from the session, including the mentions of the Precursor Box and Voynich pages, he is requested to get some rest. Isaiah privately discusses his reservations about the urgency of the project, however the unnamed phone caller states that he should be very careful with Sean's mental health, given his disability and desire to walk within the Animus. Meanwhile, Sean ventures outside to meet Natalya. She warns Sean that they are using him, and that he is spending far more time in the Animus than the others. He refuses to listen, and takes off alone.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>

	==~~Collections~~==		==Supplementary material==
	*[[Assassin's ~~Creed: Last Descendants – Locus~~ (~~TPB~~)\|''~~Assassin~~'s ~~Creed: Last Descendants – Locus~~'']]		;The Original Private Eyes
			Founded In 4850 by Allan Pinkerton - an immigrant barrel-maker turned Chicago police detective - the PINKERTON NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY was one of Americas most notorious crime-prevention and private security firms of the late nineteenth century.

			Though Pinkerton initially specialized in train robberies and counterfeiting cases, after foiling a plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln - who would later hire the agency as his personal 'secret service' during the American Civil War - the fledgling enterprise garnered a reputation as America's go-to office for counter-intelligence and security operations. By the early 1870s it had grown into the largest private law enforcement organization in the world.

			Adhering to a strict code of ethics and defined by its striking company logo (the supposed inspiration of the term 'private eye'), at its heyday, the Pinkerton agency had more agents under its employ than the standing US army and, using its extensive collection of mugshots, established the world's first criminal database. Frequently subcontracted for espionage operations by the US government, the agency also remained a favorite of the railroad companies, gaining legendary status for its role in the hunt and capture of outlaws like Wild Bill and Jesse James. But, as the century drew to a close and ownership passed to Allan's sons, Robert and William, the agency's public perception would take a turn for the worse.

			Pinkerton's involvement with the labor strikes of the 1890s would ultimately prove their downfall. The company's past use of heavy-handed tactics, coupled with accusations of violence from union sympathisers, soon led to public outcry, culminating In the events of the Homestead Strike of 1892 when a firefight involving 300 Pinkerton agents led to the death of 16 men. Pinkerton's reputation was left in tatters and the company would spend years struggling to rebuild it.

			Nevertheless, the Pinkerton agency endured, and today Pinkerton Inc. has grown into a billion dollar multinational organization, remaining one of the world's leading providers of security.

	==Cover gallery==		==Cover gallery==

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	\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2\|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]		\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2\|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]
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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]''. The comic, written by [[Ian Edginton]] and illustrated by [[Caspar Wijngaard]] was released on September ~~21,~~ 2016.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]''. The comic, written by [[Ian Edginton]] and illustrated by [[Caspar Wijngaard]] was released on 21 September 2016.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

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	\|name = ''Last Descendants – Locus'' 1		\|name = ''Last Descendants – Locus'' 1
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	\|writer = Ian Edginton		\|writer = [[Ian Edginton]]
	\|penciller = Caspar Wijngaard		\|penciller = [[Caspar Wijngaard]]
	\|letterer = Richard Starkings<br />Jimmy Betancourt		\|letterer = Richard Starkings<br />Jimmy Betancourt
	\|colorist = Triona Farrell		\|colorist = Triona Farrell
	\|cover artist = Caspar Wijngaard		\|cover artist = Caspar Wijngaard
	\|editor = Tom Williams		\|editor = [[Tom Williams]]
	\|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]		\|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]
	\|publication date = September 21, 2016		\|publication date = September 21, 2016
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	\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2\|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]		\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2\|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]
	}}		}}
	'''''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]''. The comic, written by Ian Edginton and illustrated by Caspar Wijngaard was released on September 21, 2016.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]''. The comic, written by [[Ian Edginton]] and illustrated by [[Caspar Wijngaard]] was released on September 21, 2016.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

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	[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]		[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]

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	\|upc = ~~074470682677~~		\|upc = 074470683186
	\|series = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus\|Last Descendants – Locus]]''		\|series = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus\|Last Descendants – Locus]]''
	\|issue = 9		\|issue = 1
	\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2\|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]		\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2\|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'' 1}}

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{{Comic Issue Infobox
|name = ''Last Descendants – Locus'' 1
|image = AC Locus 1A.jpg
|writer = Ian Edginton
|penciller = Caspar Wijngaard
|letterer = Richard Starkings<br />Jimmy Betancourt
|colorist = Triona Farrell
|cover artist = Caspar Wijngaard
|editor = Tom Williams
|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]
|publication date = September 21, 2016
|pages = 32
|upc = 074470682677
|series = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus|Last Descendants – Locus]]''
|issue = 9
|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 2|''Last Descendants – Locus'' 2]]
}}
'''''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]''. The comic, written by Ian Edginton and illustrated by Caspar Wijngaard was released on September 21, 2016.

==Publisher's summary==
''Brand new story set in the stunning world of [[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]! Dive into the sordid underworld of Victorian [[London]], and the memories of [[New York]]er, [[Tommy Greyling]], as he teams up with [[Evie Frye]] and [[Henry Green]] to search for a [[Piece of Eden]] that has the potential to change the world!''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/602-assassins-creed-locus/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed: Locus #1]</ref>

==Plot summary==
1872: New York. Tommy Greyling attends the home of Mr Greeley. The latter confirms that he has in fact been poisoned by President Grant, or one of his supporters. After a lengthy discussion, Greeley mentions that he had been party to discussions with Templars on Pieces of Eden, and had in fact been in contact with both a Precursor Box and pages of the Voynich Manuscript. As Greeley falls asleep, Greyling turns to leave, only to find a nurse trying to murder Greeley. The nurse wounds him with a throwing knife before diving out of the window.

London, England. An unnamed female runs across rooftops, flanked by two policeman. She is eventually cornered by Tommy Greyling - here working for the Pinkerton Agency. He recognises her as the Nurse from New York, before he is again attacked with throwing knives. The woman ties some rope around him, then uses his weight to basejump off the buillding in order to land safely in the street below. Tommy is pulled over the edge, but is saved at the last second by Evie Frye and Henry Green.

2016: Sean awakens from the Animus. He appears to still be working for Isaiah and Abstergo at the Aerie. After he reports his findings from the session, including the mentions of the Precursor Box and Voynich pages, he is requested to get some rest. Isaiah privately discusses his reservations about the urgency of the project, however the unnamed phone caller states that he should be very careful with Sean's mental health, given his disability and desire to walk within the Animus. Meanwhile, Sean ventures outside to meet Natalya. She warns Sean that they are using him, and that he is spending far more time in the Animus than the others. He refuses to listen, and takes off alone.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>

==Collections==
*[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus (TPB)|''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus'']]

==Cover gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
AC Locus 1B.jpg|Variant cover by Valeria Luxfera
AC Locus 1C.jpg|Variant cover by I.N.J. Culbard
AC Locus 1D.jpg|Variant cover by Verity Glass
AC Locus 1E.jpg|Scholastic variant cover
AC Locus 1F.jpg|Blank variant cover
</gallery>

==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]