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Video Game Inspired IV Comics Inspired By Video Games Thank you for utilizing the eBay links and contributing to the continued development of Key Collector Comics
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- Three-issue limited series adaptation of the third-person shooter video game released in October 2005
- Copies ordered by retailers: 607 (this seems extremely low but this is an international publisher so there may be different distribution numbers in the U.K.
- [March 2021 - Variety reports Brad Peyton (Rampage) is attached to direct a movie based on the this franchise]
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- 64-page one-shot
- Anthology of stories featuring characters from the video game Diablo including: Hale, Druid Azgar, Barbarian Renit and Necromancer Cairo
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- Two-issue comic book series inspired by the multi-platform puzzle horror adventure game
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- After her team is massacred while on a mission, an EMT finds herself with a new team in an even more dangerous situation
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- 1st appearance of Chakan, the Forever Man, a character that would later inspired the 1992 Sega Genesis game
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- The second of three mini-comic books that were packaged with a 1983 action-adventure video game by Atari called 'Swordquest'
- The comic book was essential to the game in that it explained the plot and offered clues to a puzzle that was to be solved during gameplay
- Participants who solved the puzzle were eligible for various prizes
- Atari had plans to conclude the series of games with a fourth release but only three made it to the market: Earthworld, Fireworld and Waterworld with the unreleased Airworld intended to be the fourth