Heaven Brings Hell To Earth In New 'Dominion' Teaser
With the Legion follow-up series Dominion set to debut on Syfy this June, it looks like the cable channel is finally ready to give us a look at the epic supernatural drama. This comes in the form of a very teasy, 15-second teaser, which tells us that “This summer, heaven brings hell to earth.” Thanks for that, Heaven. Beyond the text, the words “You are the only one who can end this war.”
We learned last month that Syfy was moving forward with Dominion, a series based on characters from the 2010 film Legion. The story is set in the year 25 A.E. Here’s Syfy’s synopsis:
Executive produced by Scott Stewart, the series stars Christopher Egan, Tom Wisdom, Roxanne McKee, Alan Dale, Anthony Stewart Head and Luke Allen-Gale. The new teaser gives us a look at the Las Vegas sign, which has been modified a bit to indicate the city’s new name (and retract the “welcome” part)…
And since the teaser actually moves pretty quickly, we grabbed some more screenshots, which tease some suspenseful moments, including this guy with a gun...
Check out the dome ceiling in the background of this one…
Some kind of fight happening here…
A face…
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