Dead Space Animated Comic: Issue 6

by Justin McElroy { Oct 9th 2008 at 9:30AM }

Another dollop of space horror has just gone live with the sixth issue/episode of the Dead Space animated comic, which you'll find right after the break. We don't want to spoil anything for you, so we'll say only that the colonists are under attack and s*** goes bananas, b-a-n-a-n-a-s.

This is the sixth issue we've posted about, so we're a little light on new things to say about them. ... Oh hey, we know: Are any of you old enough for this to remind you of something that might have been on Liquid Television or Kablaam? ... Nobody? Oh well. Enjoy the comic.

In case you're behind, here are the previous issues:

Dead Space Animated Comic: Issue 1
Dead Space Animated Comic: Issue 2
Dead Space Animated Comic: Issue 3
Dead Space Animated Comic: Issue 4
Dead Space Animated Comic: Issue 5

Tags: Comic, Dead-Space, EA, EARS, Electronic-Arts

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Matt @ Oct 9th 2008 9:32AM

I never liked Winter Steele.

That Slow Bob short was cool, though.

Draco Basileus @ Oct 9th 2008 10:12AM

Liquid Television was fantastic. I wish another station would pick this idea up again. A place to have indie animators showing their stuff was great. I guess that's what the internet is for these days. Oh, well.

BTW These Dead Space animations are pretty good. The scripting and voice acting are excellent. Makes me have high hopes for the animated movie and the game.

Cole @ Oct 9th 2008 10:16AM

These remind me of Reading Rainbow. Anyone else... no...

animeman_59 @ Oct 9th 2008 2:40PM

Oh God, I just spilled my coke reading your comment.

Thanks buddy.

Ian Murray @ Oct 9th 2008 10:39AM

Oh man, Kablaam...don't even get me started.

Kids today have absolute rubbish for TV shows.

Metal Geario 360 @ Oct 9th 2008 2:44PM

Tell me about it, if the show isnt catering to the poorly drawn, wacky aesthetic of Ren and Stimpy... Its just bad. The Super heroes (Non famous ones), I will never forget the day i saw my son watching the CG, Action Man.

I almost threw up.

Evan @ Oct 9th 2008 10:57AM

Awesome!

But wonder about the movie. If the movie continues from were the comic leaves off, I'm afraid there won't be much of the story left over for the movie to tell. Or perhaps the movie will re-tell the comic's story, I'd be happy with that. Just as long as the movie is not just a bunch of mindless running and shooting scenes (like the Alien vs Predator movie).