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	'''''Assassin's Creed: The Fall'' 1''' is the first issue of the Wildstorm comic book limited series ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Fall]]''. The comic, written and illustrated by [[Karl Kerschl]] and [[Cameron Stewart]] was released on November ~~10,~~ 2010.		'''''Assassin's Creed: The Fall'' 1''' is the first issue of the Wildstorm comic book limited series ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Fall]]''. The comic, written and illustrated by [[Karl Kerschl]] and [[Cameron Stewart]] was released on 10 November 2010.

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	These moments were then revealed to be memories experienced in 1998 by a man named Daniel Cross, who had been diagnosed with an unspecified psychological disorder, and was under court order to attend psychiatric sessions. At his latest session, Cross admitted to experiencing unclear visions of a woman in Europe, but refused to continue taking his medication.		These moments were then revealed to be memories experienced in 1998 by a man named Daniel Cross, who had been diagnosed with an unspecified psychological disorder, and was under court order to attend psychiatric sessions. At his latest session, Cross admitted to experiencing unclear visions of a woman in Europe, but refused to continue taking his medication.

	Upon being reminded of the death of his former girlfriend, Kelly, Cross reluctantly took the prescription from [[Daniel Cross' psychiatrist\|his psychiatrist]], but later discarded it in a nearby trashcan. Upon visiting a bar, he attempted to proposition several women, before becoming sick and stumbling into the bathroom, where he began to experience another [[bleeding Effect\|vision]] of his ancestor.		Upon being reminded of the death of his former girlfriend, [[Kelly]], Cross reluctantly took the prescription from [[Daniel Cross' psychiatrist\|his psychiatrist]], but later discarded it in a nearby trashcan. Upon visiting a bar, he attempted to proposition several women, before becoming sick and stumbling into the bathroom, where he began to experience another [[bleeding Effect\|vision]] of his ancestor.

	In late October 1888, Nikolai was tasked with assassinating [[Alexander III of Russia\|Tsar Alexander III]] by the [[Mentor]] of the Assassin Order. Having previously assassinated [[Alexander II of Russia\|Alexander II]], and prevented further [[Templars\|Templar]] gains in the country, the Assassins had hoped for a period of liberalization under Alexander III. However, the Tsar's actions had convinced them otherwise, leading the Assassins to attempt his assassination.		In late October 1888, Nikolai was tasked with assassinating [[Alexander III of Russia\|Tsar Alexander III]] by the [[Mentor]] of the Assassin Order. Having previously assassinated [[Alexander II of Russia\|Alexander II]], and prevented further [[Templars\|Templar]] gains in the country, the Assassins had hoped for a period of liberalization under Alexander III. However, the Tsar's actions had convinced them otherwise, leading the Assassins to attempt his assassination.

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'''''Assassin's Creed: The Fall'' 1''' is the first issue of the Wildstorm comic book limited series ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Fall]]''. The comic, written and illustrated by [[Karl Kerschl]] and [[Cameron Stewart]] was released on November 10, 2010.

==Description==
''Written by KARL KERSCHL & CAMERON STEWART Art and cover by KARL KERSCHL & CAMERON STEWART The monster-hit, historical fantasy/sci-fi Assassin's Creed video game from Ubisoft breaks into comics with a stunning 3-issue series written and illustrated by acclaimed creators Karl Kerschl (WEDNESDAY COMICS, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN) and Cameron Stewart (BATMAN AND ROBIN)! ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE FALL follows 19th century Russian assassin Nikolai Orelov as he strives to claim an artifact of immense power from the hands of the Templars, leading to a climactic and violent showdown with the ruthless Tsar Alexander III aboard a speeding train! Meanwhile, in modern times, a troubled young drifter copes with unsettling visions of a possible past life - visions that have irreversible consequences for the present. ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE FALL is an exciting new chapter in the popular series that no fan will want to miss!''<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20759153-assassins-creed-the-fall-1 GoodReads.com: Assassin's Creed The Fall #1]</ref>

==Plot summary==
At an unspecified time, two scientists working in an [[Abstergo Industries]] laboratory prepared to insert a newly acquired test subject captured by the [[Lineage Discovery and Acquisition]] department into the [[Animus]].

The scene then changed to [[Saint Petersburg|St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]] in 1888, showing Nikolai Orelov in his home, where he lived with his partner [[Anna Orelov|Anna]], who was carrying his child. It is revealed that Nikolai was currently a member of the [[Narodnaya Volya]], the Russian branch of the Order of [[Assassins]].

Having previously failed to prevent the execution of [[Aleksandr Ulyanov]], Nikolai worried about his coming mission, but Anna urged him to succeed for Ulyanov's brother, [[Vladimir Lenin|Vladimir]], as well as their unborn child.

These moments were then revealed to be memories experienced in 1998 by a man named Daniel Cross, who had been diagnosed with an unspecified psychological disorder, and was under court order to attend psychiatric sessions. At his latest session, Cross admitted to experiencing unclear visions of a woman in Europe, but refused to continue taking his medication.

Upon being reminded of the death of his former girlfriend, Kelly, Cross reluctantly took the prescription from [[Daniel Cross' psychiatrist|his psychiatrist]], but later discarded it in a nearby trashcan. Upon visiting a bar, he attempted to proposition several women, before becoming sick and stumbling into the bathroom, where he began to experience another [[bleeding Effect|vision]] of his ancestor.

In late October 1888, Nikolai was tasked with assassinating [[Alexander III of Russia|Tsar Alexander III]] by the [[Mentor]] of the Assassin Order. Having previously assassinated [[Alexander II of Russia|Alexander II]], and prevented further [[Templars|Templar]] gains in the country, the Assassins had hoped for a period of liberalization under Alexander III. However, the Tsar's actions had convinced them otherwise, leading the Assassins to attempt his assassination.

Following this, Nikolai boarded the train returning the Tsar and his family to St. Petersburg from the Crimea. After dispatching several guards, he burst into the dining car of the train to find the stunned Royal Family. As the Tsar grabbed him from behind, Nikolai stabbed him with his [[Hidden Blade]], though this only wounded him. The two men then brawled in the car until a malfunction [[Borki train disaster|derailed the train]].

Leading his family out of the wreckage, the Tsar saw Nikolai lying nearby. After striking him, the Tsar retrieved [[Staves of Eden|the Staff]] from the wreckage, believing that Nikolai had been sent to retrieve it. He then tossed the Staff to Nikolai, who unsuccessfully attacked the Tsar with it.

After this, the Tsar disarmed him, and took back the Staff, telling him that he would build a new [[Eden]] in Russia with the help of his "friends." However, the Tsar refused to kill Nikolai in front of his children, and allowed him to leave.

Back in the present day, while he was still disoriented from his visions, Daniel was kicked out of the bar onto the street. A passerby asked him if he needed help, but Daniel accused him of being a Templar, and pulled out a knife.

Before he could attack the man, Daniel was stopped by [[Hannah Mueller|a woman]], who threw him into her car and left before the police arrived. She then berated him for breaking cover, and almost violating the first rule of [[the Creed]], believing that Daniel was an Assassin like her.

==Media==
===Editions===
*UPC 761941301983; GameStop Exclusive<ref>[https://comicbookrealm.com/series/27133/249469/dc-comics-assassins-creed-the-fall-issue-1 ComicBookRealm.com: Assassin's Creed: The Fall Issue # 1gamestop (DC Comics)]</ref>
*UPC 008888096559; Target Exclusive<ref>[https://comicbookrealm.com/series/27133/249469/dc-comics-assassins-creed-the-fall-issue-1 ComicBookRealm.com: Assassin's Creed: The Fall Issue # 1target (DC Comics)]</ref>

==Cover gallery==
<gallery widths="180" position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center">
The Fall issue 1 cover.jpg|Textless variant cover
Assassin's_Creed_The_Fall_1 GameStop Cover.jpg|GameStop variant cover by Karl Kerschl and Cameron Stewart
Assassin's_Creed_The_Fall_Target_cover.jpg|Target variant cover by Karl Kerschl and Cameron Stewart
</gallery>

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	==Description==		==Description==
	''Written by KARL KERSCHL & CAMERON STEWART Art and cover by KARL KERSCHL & CAMERON STEWART The monster-hit, historical fantasy/sci-fi Assassin's Creed video game from Ubisoft breaks into comics with a stunning 3-issue series written and illustrated by acclaimed creators Karl Kerschl (WEDNESDAY COMICS, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN) and Cameron Stewart (BATMAN AND ROBIN)! ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE FALL follows 19th century Russian ~~assassin~~ Nikolai Orelov as he strives to claim an artifact of immense power from the hands of the Templars, leading to a climactic and violent showdown with the ruthless Tsar Alexander III aboard a speeding train! Meanwhile, in modern times, a troubled young drifter copes with unsettling visions of a possible past life - visions that have irreversible consequences for the present. ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE FALL is an exciting new chapter in the popular series that no fan will want to miss!''<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20759153-assassins-creed-the-fall-1 GoodReads.com: Assassin's Creed The Fall #1]</ref>		''Written by KARL KERSCHL & CAMERON STEWART Art and cover by KARL KERSCHL & CAMERON STEWART The monster-hit, historical fantasy/sci-fi [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed video game]] from [[Ubisoft]] breaks into comics with a stunning 3-issue series written and illustrated by acclaimed creators Karl Kerschl (WEDNESDAY COMICS, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN) and Cameron Stewart (BATMAN AND ROBIN)! ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE FALL follows 19th century [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Russian Assassin]] [[Nikolai Orelov]] as he strives to claim [[Imperial Sceptre\|an artifact]] of [[Piece of Eden\|immense power]] from the hands of the [[Templars]], leading to a climactic and [[Borki train disaster\|violent showdown]] with the ruthless Tsar [[Alexander III of Russia\|Alexander III]] aboard a speeding [[train]]! Meanwhile, in [[modern times]], a troubled young drifter copes with [[Bleeding Effect\|unsettling visions]] of a possible past life – visions that have [[Great Purge\|irreversible consequences]] for the present. ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE FALL is an exciting new chapter in the popular series that no fan will want to miss!''<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20759153-assassins-creed-the-fall-1 GoodReads.com: Assassin's Creed The Fall #1]</ref>

	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
	At an unspecified time~~, two scientists working~~ in an [[Abstergo Industries]] laboratory prepared to insert a newly acquired test subject captured by the [[Lineage Discovery and Acquisition]] department into the [[Animus]].		At an unspecified time in an [[Abstergo Industries]] laboratory, Dr. [[Warren Vidic]] and his assistant surgeon prepared to insert a newly acquired test subject captured by the [[Lineage Discovery and Acquisition]] department into the [[Animus]].

	The scene then changed to [[Saint Petersburg\|St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]] in 1888, showing Nikolai Orelov in his home, where he lived with his partner [[Anna Orelov\|Anna]], who was carrying his child. It is revealed that Nikolai was currently a member of the [[Narodnaya Volya]], the Russian branch of the Order of [[Assassins]].		The scene then changed to [[Saint Petersburg\|St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]] in 1888, showing Nikolai Orelov in his home, where he lived with his partner [[Anna Orelov\|Anna]], who was carrying his child. It is revealed that Nikolai was currently a member of the [[Narodnaya Volya]], the Russian branch of the Order of [[Assassins]].
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	Having previously failed to prevent the execution of [[Aleksandr Ulyanov]], Nikolai worried about his coming mission, but Anna urged him to succeed for Ulyanov's brother, [[Vladimir Lenin\|Vladimir]], as well as their unborn child.		Having previously failed to prevent the execution of [[Aleksandr Ulyanov]], Nikolai worried about his coming mission, but Anna urged him to succeed for Ulyanov's brother, [[Vladimir Lenin\|Vladimir]], as well as their unborn child.

	These moments were then revealed to be memories experienced in 1998 by a man named Daniel Cross, who had been diagnosed with an unspecified psychological disorder, and was under court order to attend psychiatric sessions. At his latest session, Cross admitted to experiencing unclear visions of a woman in Europe, but refused to continue taking his medication.		These moments were then revealed to be memories experienced in 1998 by a man named [[Daniel Cross]], who had been diagnosed with an unspecified psychological disorder, and was under court order to attend psychiatric sessions. At his latest session, Cross admitted to experiencing unclear visions of a woman in Europe, but refused to continue taking his medication.

	Upon being reminded of the death of his former girlfriend, [[Kelly]], Cross reluctantly took the prescription from [[Daniel Cross' psychiatrist\|his psychiatrist]], but later discarded it in a nearby trashcan. Upon visiting a bar, he attempted to proposition several women, before becoming sick and stumbling into the bathroom, where he began to experience another ~~[[bleeding Effect\|~~vision]] of his ancestor.		Upon being reminded of the death of his former girlfriend, [[Kelly]], Cross reluctantly took the prescription from [[Daniel Cross' psychiatrist\|his psychiatrist]], but later discarded it in a nearby trashcan. Upon visiting a bar, he attempted to proposition several women, before becoming sick and stumbling into the bathroom, where he began to experience another vision of his ancestor.

	In late October 1888, Nikolai was tasked with assassinating ~~[[Alexander III of Russia\|~~Tsar Alexander III]] by the [[Mentor]] of the Assassin Order. Having previously assassinated [[Alexander II of Russia\|Alexander II]], and prevented further ~~[[Templars\|~~Templar]] gains in the country, the Assassins had hoped for a period of liberalization under Alexander III. However, the Tsar's actions had convinced them otherwise, leading the Assassins to attempt his assassination.		In late October 1888, Nikolai was tasked with assassinating Tsar Alexander III by the [[Mentor]] of the Assassin Order. Having previously assassinated [[Alexander II of Russia\|Alexander II]], and prevented further Templar gains in the country, the Assassins had hoped for a period of liberalization under Alexander III. However, the Tsar's actions had convinced them otherwise, leading the Assassins to attempt his assassination.

	Following this, Nikolai boarded the train returning the Tsar and his family to St. Petersburg from the Crimea. After dispatching several guards, he burst into the dining car of the train to find the stunned Royal Family. As the Tsar grabbed him from behind, Nikolai stabbed him with his [[Hidden Blade]], though this only wounded him. The two men then brawled in the car until a malfunction ~~[[Borki train disaster\|~~derailed the train]].		Following this, Nikolai boarded the train returning the Tsar and his family to St. Petersburg from the Crimea. After dispatching several guards, he burst into the dining car of the train to find the stunned Royal Family. As the Tsar grabbed him from behind, Nikolai stabbed him with his [[Hidden Blade]], though this only wounded him. The two men then brawled in the car until a malfunction derailed the train.

	Leading his family out of the wreckage, the Tsar saw Nikolai lying nearby. After striking him, the Tsar retrieved ~~[[Staves of Eden\|~~the ~~Staff]]~~ from the wreckage, believing that Nikolai had been sent to retrieve it. He then tossed the Staff to Nikolai, who unsuccessfully attacked the Tsar with it.		Leading his family out of the wreckage, the Tsar saw Nikolai lying nearby. After striking him, the Tsar retrieved the Imperial Sceptre from the wreckage, believing that Nikolai had been sent to retrieve it. He then tossed the [[Staves of Eden\|Staff]] to Nikolai, who unsuccessfully attacked the Tsar with it.

	After this, the Tsar disarmed him, and took back the Staff, telling him that he would build a new [[Eden]] in Russia with the help of his "friends." However, the Tsar refused to kill Nikolai in front of his children, and allowed him to leave.		After this, the Tsar disarmed him, and took back the Staff, telling him that he would [[New World Order\|build a new Eden]] in Russia with the help of his "friends." However, the Tsar refused to kill Nikolai in front of his children, and allowed him to leave.

	Back in the present day, while he was still disoriented from his visions, Daniel was kicked out of the bar onto the street. A passerby asked him if he needed help, but Daniel accused him of being a Templar, and pulled out a knife.		Back in the present day, while he was still disoriented from his visions, Daniel was kicked out of the bar onto the street. A passerby asked him if he needed help, but Daniel accused him of being a Templar, and pulled out a [[Short blade\|knife]].

	Before he could attack the man, Daniel was stopped by [[Hannah Mueller\|a woman]], who threw him into her car and left before the police arrived. She then berated him for breaking cover, and almost violating the first rule of [[the Creed]], believing that Daniel was an Assassin like her.		Before he could attack the man, Daniel was stopped by [[Hannah Mueller\|a woman]], who threw him into her car and left before the police arrived. She then berated him for breaking cover, and almost violating the first rule of [[the Creed]], believing that Daniel was an Assassin like her.