Dead Space comic debuts at WonderCon, cover weirds us out
As noted earlier, the comics will serve as a prequel to EA's nonstop scare-a-thon, which is expected to keep us playing from beneath the safety of our blankets when it drops this fall for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. We're unsure if the comics will have a similar effect on our psyche, though the above image taken from a limited edition version of the first issue creeps us right out. Just look at his eyes. He knows something. This special edition of the first issue will be given away at this week's WonderCon in San Francisco, while the series will begin showing up at your comic store of choice this March. In the meantime, if you need us, we'll be under the couch where it's safe.
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More to the point, i think he has a tash that looks like an ancient chinese wise old man. Or Mr Miagi.
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25 people? What the hell. At least make it the first 100, you stingy bastards.
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Templesmith also did the art for a lot of the 30 Days of Night series as well. Considering the lackluster display of comic knowledge here, I should probably dispel any doubts and confirm that there were plenty of those comics out before the movie last year.
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