History ComicBook / Prophet

* ContinuityNod: One of Badrock's (from ComicBook/{{Youngblood}}) kids shows up as a [[BabyPlanet small planet]].
** In the latter half of the series a number of ComicBook/{{Youngblood}} characters have appeared, all in radically different form. Suprema [[spoiler: is a being of pure light living inside a seashell planet]]. Supreme [[spoiler: is dead and is used as a power source for the woman army]]. Troll is an enigmatic mystical figure guiding certain Prophets. Diehard is of course a main character and is at one point given an orb with an image of the original Youngblood team.

* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Subverted, [[ComicBook/{{Youngblood}} Diehard]] is a recurring character and by this point of time all of his organic components are long gone; he's part of the [[TheAlliance Rebel Alliance]] and a sympathetic character. Other robotic and cyborg characters are shown helping the protagonists.

* CloningBlues: Subverted, while the main cast are all clones of John Prophet, there is very little angst about this. In fact, in the the comic's bizarre and alien world, the prophets cling to their "brothers",

* AllThereInTheManual: Subverted – lots of technical info (such as cutaways of structures and labels identifying specific technologies) is inserted directly into the art, without interrupting the actual plot or dialogue. It's largely justified because of just how complex the universe of ''Prophet'' is.

* FiveManBand: Old Man Prophet's band of rebels.
** TheLeader: Old Man Prophet
** TheLancer: Diehard
** TheBigGuy: Jaxson
** TheSmartGuy: Hiyonhoiagn
** TheChick: Rein-East
** The Newfather has a similar structure with his Prophet Arch. Made more interesting since all members are actually clones of the same person.
*** TheLeader: Newfather John
*** TheLancer: John Ka
*** TheBigGuy: Big John
*** TheSmartGuy: Long John
*** TheChick: Greenknife

* CoolHelmet: The ubiquitous Crown shields protect ther wearers against telepathy. They look like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men-yoroi#Happuri Happuri].

* {{Adorkable}}: Rein-East may be a cold-blooded assassin, but she's also quite unaccustomed to galactic adventuring. She spends most of her time with Old Man Prophet gawking at her fantastic surroundings.

* GreyAndBlackMorality: It's a band of rebels who are perfectly willing to kill and destroy in their quest, going up against a genocidal, xenocidal, brainwash-happy BioPunk [[TheEmpire Empire.]] That said, some of the people on the Earth Empire's side (such as Brother John Ka) are quite grey as well.

** When the grandfather John Prophet awakes, he is referred to by a variety of impressive names.
-->"Friend of the Scale, The Unkillable Knife, The Wave Crester, The Spiral Jumper. The Lord of the Wolf-Rayet Star. The Old Man, Great Grey Grandfather Jonathan Prophet has awoken."

* OppositeSexClone: A few of the John clones introduced so far have been biologically female. However, they still have a similar facial structure to the male clones, and are referred to as "brothers" even though they use female pronouns.

* GreyAndBlackMorality: It's a band of rebels who are perfectly willing to murder people and topple alien civilizations in their quest, going up against a genocidal, xenocidal, brainwash-happy BioPunk [[TheEmpire Empire.]] That said, some of the people on the Earth Empire's side (such as Brother John Ka) are quite grey as well.

* {{Adorkable:}} Rein-East may be a cold-blooded assassin, but she's also quite unaccustomed to galactic adventuring. She spends most of her time with Old Man Prophet gawking at her fantastic surroundings.

''Prophet'' is an American comic book series published by ImageComics, written by Brandon Graham (creator of ''ComicBook/KingCity'' and ''Multiple Warheads'') and illustrated mostly by Simon Roy, Farel Dalrymple and Giannis Milonogiannis.

* RecycledINSPACE!: The initial inspiration for the new series was ConanTheBarbarian IN THE DISTANT FUTURE! The series eventually evolved into something else.