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'''Sting''' is an arc from the Worm series. It is preceded by [[Scarab]] and followed by [[Extinction]]. | '''Sting''' is an arc from the Worm series. It is preceded by [[Scarab]] and followed by [[Extinction]]. | ||
==Summary == | ==Summary== | ||
With over 200 [[Slaughterhouse Nine]] clones at his disposal, [[Jack Slash]] creates a trail of deadly scenarios across America while continually baiting [[Theo]] to try and kill him. Still concerned about Jack sparking the end of the world, [[Weaver]] and the [[Protectorate]] launch a measured response, enlisting as many heroes and other allies as possible while prioritizing a quarantine between Jack and anyone with the power to create the outcome Dinah warns of. | With over 200 [[Slaughterhouse Nine]] clones at his disposal, [[Jack Slash]] creates a trail of deadly scenarios across America while continually baiting [[Theo]] to try and kill him. Still concerned about Jack sparking the end of the world, [[Weaver]] and the [[Protectorate]] launch a measured response, enlisting as many heroes and other allies as possible while prioritizing a quarantine between Jack and anyone with the power to create the outcome Dinah warns of. | ||
==Chapters== | ==Chapters== | ||
Revision as of 07:23, October 1, 2017
Sting is an arc from the Worm series. It is preceded by Scarab and followed by Extinction.
Summary
With over 200 Slaughterhouse Nine clones at his disposal, Jack Slash creates a trail of deadly scenarios across America while continually baiting Theo to try and kill him. Still concerned about Jack sparking the end of the world, Weaver and the Protectorate launch a measured response, enlisting as many heroes and other allies as possible while prioritizing a quarantine between Jack and anyone with the power to create the outcome Dinah warns of.