Some of them were adaptations of the games and some were new, original stories starring the same characters. I played all the games, and then, being the geek that I am, I bought, read and thoroughly enjoy a series of prose novels. In my younger days, I was a huge fan of the Resident Evil franchise. For now, let’s explore Dead Space, which you can find on. And there are two more Dead Space graphic novels to review at a latter date. I know the first Dead Space game is littered with various tidbits of information about the breakout, and it appears that writer Antony Johnston has taken some of those clips and turned them into their own fascinating story.
And like most good video game franchises these days, there’s a whole wealth of backstory to discover and pour over as you play. It’s a fairly popular series, I believe, with Dead Space 3 released earlier this month. They typically involve exploring dark and spooky environments that get more and more wicked and dangerous as the Necromorphs start taking over. If you’re unfamiliar with the Dead Space games, they’re a series of third-person, survival horror shooters starring space engineer Isaac Clarke. It tells its own story, and for fans of the series, I bet it would make a nice companion piece. A far-off, isolated space colony discovers something mysterious and alien, it slowly starts to drive people insane and then finally everything explodes in gore, guts and reanimated corpses! That this graphic novel is a prequel instead of just an adaptation of the video game is a good idea. This graphic novel plays out exactly like a good old fashioned monster movie, especially one in space. Non-fans might enjoy this gripping and claustrophobic monster tale, drawn with some very moody art. If you’re a fan of the Dead Space video game series, I think you’ll enjoy this prequel adventure.
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