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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series [[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Anne Toole]] with art by [[PJ Kaiowá]] was released on 7 March 2018.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series [[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Anne Toole]] and with art by [[PJ Kaiowá]], was released on 7 March 2018.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==
	''Go back to where it all began, in this brand-new series spinning out of the smash-hit new Assassin’s Creed game. Witness the birth of the creed, from the mother of all Assassins!''		''Go back to where it all began, in this brand-new series spinning out of the smash-hit new Assassin’s Creed game. Witness the birth of the [[The Creed\|creed]], from the mother of all [[Assassins]]!''

	''Written by Anthony Del Col of Kill Shakespeare and Nancy Drew And The Hardy Boys!''		''Written by Anthony Del Col of Kill Shakespeare and Nancy Drew And The Hardy Boys!''
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	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
	30 ~~B.C.~~: [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]]. [[Cleopatra]] oversees the execution of a [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] sympathiser, who warns that [[Octavian]] and the [[Roman ~~Army~~]] ~~closes~~ in on her. Knowing that the woman was walking into her death to challenge her, Cleopatra is reminded of a certain woman from long ago.		30 BC: [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]]. [[Cleopatra]] oversees the execution of a [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] sympathiser, who warns that [[Augustus\|Octavian]] and the [[Roman army]] are closing in on her. Knowing that the woman was walking into her death to challenge her, Cleopatra is reminded of a certain woman from long ago.

	44 ~~B.C.~~: Rome. Following the death of [[Lucius Septimius\|Septimius]], [[Aya]] prowls the rooftops of ~~[[Rome]] for~~ her target, familiar to her now thanks to [[Brutus]]. The target is [[Magnus]], an orator for [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]], and a swift arrow from Aya eliminates him mid speech. The two would be assassins retreat to a nearby ~~bath house~~ where Aya scolds Brutus for trying to delay her shot upon Magnus, reminding him that she will not be spoken down to. Brutus reflects that he cannot believe ~~that~~ Caesar has reached the point of becoming a dictator, and hopes the orator assassination ~~would~~ send a clear message. Cassius arrives to relate that it did not, and that Caesar intends to cling to power. Brutus relates that he has had visions of Rome burning, and that Caesar should now die. Aya desires to kill him immediately, but Cassius and Brutus argue that Romans respond to spectacle - and must wait for the Ides of March for the [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|assassination]].		44 BC: [[Rome]]. Following the death of [[Lucius Septimius\|Septimius]], [[Amunet\|Aya]] prowls the city rooftops in search of her target, familiar to her now thanks to [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]]. The target is [[Magnus]], an orator for [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]], and a swift [[arrow]] from Aya eliminates him mid-speech. The two would-be assassins retreat to a nearby bathhouse, where Aya scolds Brutus for trying to delay her shot upon Magnus, reminding him that she will not be spoken down to. Brutus reflects that he cannot believe Caesar has reached the point of becoming a dictator, and hopes that the orator's assassination will send a clear message.

	~~Aya walks across~~ Rome, ~~observing slavery, oppression~~ and ~~poverty around her~~. ~~She misses Egypt~~, but ~~knows~~ that ~~she~~ must ~~also save those around her now. She encounters~~ [[~~Mark Antony~~]]~~, who politely advises that he knows of her via Cleopatra and warns that leaders always do what they must~~.		[[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] arrives to relate that it did not, and that Caesar intends to cling to power. Brutus relates that he has had visions of Rome burning, and that Caesar should now die. Aya desires to kill him immediately, but Cassius and Brutus argue that Romans respond to spectacle—they must wait for the {{Wiki\|Ides of March}} for the [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|assassination]].

	~~The Ides of March arrives. In their home~~, ~~Caesar is warned by his~~ [[~~Calpurnia\|wife~~]] ~~to abandon his decision to go to the Senate that day~~, and that ~~Cleopatra might try to stop him~~. ~~He relates~~ that he ~~fears no-one~~ and ~~leaves to prepare~~.		Aya walks across Rome, observing [[slavery]], oppression, and poverty around her. She misses Egypt but knows that she must also save those around her now. She encounters [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]], who politely advises that he knows of her via Cleopatra and warns that leaders always do what they must. However, Aya disagrees that leaders should ever sacrifice the lives of their people.

	Brutus tries to give Aya his dagger for the act, but she tells him to keep it. The two arrive at the Senate, where Caesar makes his address to the senators. Aya, dons a ~~nearly~~ gown raising it above her head like a hood. With his back turned to her, she strikes Caesar with her ~~hidden blade~~. So begins the assassination, with each senator one by one stabbing him until finally Brutus brings forth his dagger and delivers the killing blow. Word reaches the public outside, and Mark Antony warns Aya that Brutus has made a ~~mistake - things~~ are now about to get much worse.<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>		The Ides of March arrives. In their home, Caesar is warned by his [[Calpurnia\|wife]] to abandon his plans to go to the Senate that day, and suggests that Cleopatra might change his mind. He relates that he fears no-one and leaves to prepare.

			Brutus tries to give Aya his [[Dagger of Brutus\|dagger]] for the act, but she tells him to keep it. The two arrive at the Senate, where Caesar makes his address to the senators. Aya dons a nearby gown, raising it above her head like a [[hood]]. With his back turned to her, she strikes Caesar with her [[Hidden Blade]]. So begins the assassination, with each senator one by one stabbing him until finally Brutus brings forth his dagger and delivers the killing blow. Word reaches the public outside, and Mark Antony warns Aya that Brutus has made a mistake—things are now about to get much worse.<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>

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	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
	30 B.C.: Alexandria, Egypt. Cleopatra oversees the execution of a Roman sympathiser, who warns that Octavian and the Roman Army closes in on her. Knowing that the woman was walking into her death to challenge her, Cleopatra is reminded of a certain woman from long ago.		30 B.C.: [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]]. [[Cleopatra]] oversees the execution of a [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] sympathiser, who warns that [[Octavian]] and the [[Roman Army]] closes in on her. Knowing that the woman was walking into her death to challenge her, Cleopatra is reminded of a certain woman from long ago.

	44 B.C.: Rome. Following the death of Septimius, Aya prowls the rooftops of Rome for her target, familiar to her now thanks to Brutus. The target is Magnus, an orator for Caesar, and a swift arrow from Aya eliminates him mid speech. The two would be assassins retreat to a nearby bath house where Aya scolds Brutus for trying to delay her shot upon Magnus, reminding him that she will not be spoken down to. Brutus reflects that he cannot believe that Caesar has reached the point of becoming a dictator, and hopes the orator assassination would send a clear message. Cassius arrives to relate that it did not, and that Caesar intends to cling to power. Brutus relates that he has had visions of Rome burning, and that Caesar should now die. Aya desires to kill him immediately, but Cassius and Brutus argue that Romans respond to spectacle - and must wait for the Ides of March for the assassination.		44 B.C.: Rome. Following the death of [[Lucius Septimius\|Septimius]], [[Aya]] prowls the rooftops of [[Rome]] for her target, familiar to her now thanks to [[Brutus]]. The target is [[Magnus]], an orator for [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]], and a swift arrow from Aya eliminates him mid speech. The two would be assassins retreat to a nearby bath house where Aya scolds Brutus for trying to delay her shot upon Magnus, reminding him that she will not be spoken down to. Brutus reflects that he cannot believe that Caesar has reached the point of becoming a dictator, and hopes the orator assassination would send a clear message. Cassius arrives to relate that it did not, and that Caesar intends to cling to power. Brutus relates that he has had visions of Rome burning, and that Caesar should now die. Aya desires to kill him immediately, but Cassius and Brutus argue that Romans respond to spectacle - and must wait for the Ides of March for the [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|assassination]].

	Aya walks across Rome, observing slavery, oppression and poverty around her. She misses Egypt, but knows that she must also save those around her now. She encounters Mark Antony, who politely advises that he knows of her via Cleopatra and warns that leaders always do what they must.		Aya walks across Rome, observing slavery, oppression and poverty around her. She misses Egypt, but knows that she must also save those around her now. She encounters [[Mark Antony]], who politely advises that he knows of her via Cleopatra and warns that leaders always do what they must.

	The Ides of March arrives. In their home, Caesar is warned by his wife to abandon his decision to go to the Senate that day, and that Cleopatra might try to stop him. He relates that he fears no-one and leaves to prepare.		The Ides of March arrives. In their home, Caesar is warned by his [[Calpurnia\|wife]] to abandon his decision to go to the Senate that day, and that Cleopatra might try to stop him. He relates that he fears no-one and leaves to prepare.

	Brutus tries to give Aya his dagger for the act, but she tells him to keep it. The two arrive at the Senate, where Caesar makes his address to the senators. Aya, dons a nearly gown raising it above her head like a hood. With his back turned to her, she strikes Caesar with her hidden blade. So begins the assassination, with each senator one by one stabbing him until finally Brutus brings forth his dagger and delivers the killing blow. Word reaches the public outside, and Mark Antony warns Aya that Brutus has made a mistake - things are now about to get much worse.<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>		Brutus tries to give Aya his dagger for the act, but she tells him to keep it. The two arrive at the Senate, where Caesar makes his address to the senators. Aya, dons a nearly gown raising it above her head like a hood. With his back turned to her, she strikes Caesar with her hidden blade. So begins the assassination, with each senator one by one stabbing him until finally Brutus brings forth his dagger and delivers the killing blow. Word reaches the public outside, and Mark Antony warns Aya that Brutus has made a mistake - things are now about to get much worse.<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>

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	\|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]		\|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]
	\|publication date = March 7, 2018		\|publication date = 7 March 2018
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	\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 2]]		\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 2]]
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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series [[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Anne Toole]] with art by [[PJ Kaiowá]] was released on March 7, 2018.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series [[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Anne Toole]] with art by [[PJ Kaiowá]] was released on 7 March 2018.

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

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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series [[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Anne Toole]] with art by [[~~P. J. Kaiowa~~]] was released on March 7, 2018.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' 1''' is the first issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series [[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Anne Toole]] with art by [[PJ Kaiowá]] was released on March 7, 2018.

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

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	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
	30 B.C.: Alexandria, Egypt. Cleopatra oversees the execution of ~~an Octavian~~ sympathiser, who warns that the ~~Octavian army~~ closes in on her. Knowing that the woman was walking into her death to challenge her, Cleopatra is reminded of a certain woman from long ago.		30 B.C.: Alexandria, Egypt. Cleopatra oversees the execution of a Roman sympathiser, who warns that Octavian and the Roman Army closes in on her. Knowing that the woman was walking into her death to challenge her, Cleopatra is reminded of a certain woman from long ago.

	44 B.C.: Rome. Following the death of Septimius, Aya prowls the rooftops of Rome for her target, familiar to her now thanks to Brutus. The target is Magnus, an orator for Caesar, and a swift arrow from Aya eliminates him mid speech. The two would be assassins retreat to a nearby bath house where Aya scolds Brutus for trying to delay her shot upon Magnus, reminding him that she will not be spoken down to. Brutus reflects that he cannot believe that Caesar has reached the point of becoming a dictator, and hopes the orator assassination would send a clear message. Cassius arrives to relate that it did not, and that Caesar intends to cling to power. Brutus relates that he has had visions of Rome burning, and that Caesar should now die. Aya desires to kill him immediately, but Cassius and Brutus argue that Romans respond to spectacle - and must wait for the Ides of March for the assassination.		44 B.C.: Rome. Following the death of Septimius, Aya prowls the rooftops of Rome for her target, familiar to her now thanks to Brutus. The target is Magnus, an orator for Caesar, and a swift arrow from Aya eliminates him mid speech. The two would be assassins retreat to a nearby bath house where Aya scolds Brutus for trying to delay her shot upon Magnus, reminding him that she will not be spoken down to. Brutus reflects that he cannot believe that Caesar has reached the point of becoming a dictator, and hopes the orator assassination would send a clear message. Cassius arrives to relate that it did not, and that Caesar intends to cling to power. Brutus relates that he has had visions of Rome burning, and that Caesar should now die. Aya desires to kill him immediately, but Cassius and Brutus argue that Romans respond to spectacle - and must wait for the Ides of March for the assassination.

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	AC Origins 1D.jpg\|Variant cover by [[Liu Yan]]		AC Origins 1D.jpg\|Variant cover by [[Liu Yan]]
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