This didn’t really work for me. Christopher Shy is an amazing artist, but he’s not the best visual storyteller. Ian Edgington seems to be trying to stay out of the way of Shy’s art, leaving the story to be quite thin and poorly paced.

I have the same issues as with Dead Space: Salvage. It barely brought any insight as a prequel to Dead Space 3. Background colors are pretty, that's probably it.

Shy’s artwork continues to be a perfect pair, while a more focused narrative sets up the events of Dead Space 3 nicely.

It was interesting to see the story of Dead Space expand a bit more. However, the errors were very apparent and distracting. I am glad I read it, especially being a big Dead Space fan, but I wish it had been edited better.

The story in this is fairly basic. There's not a whole lot to it, but there's enough to push the graphic novel along.

There are two uses of the wrong 'to' on the same page. A minor thing, I know, but kind of annoying.

The art, I did quite like and it did feel like a fairly good fit for Dead Space.