Wolfy
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PS3
This is off topic from comics, but does anyone on heavy ink have PS3?- and use it online?
I don’t have a PS3, damnit! I’m so envious of you ps3 owners playing MGS4 right now. I’ve been a die hard fan since the playstation game and I CAN’T PLAY IT!!!
Hah, oh well. You big on fighting games by any chance? I can’t wait for Soul Calibur and Street Fighter 4 this year.
DEAD SPACE!
Wow dead space is getting a lot of attention, first the game story/comic then the animated comic and now a animated movie that is due before the game release in October. I hope it’s better then the animated comic, the voice over actors are utterly horrible.
I suggest to pick up the comic and don’t watch the animated comic on youtube.
Anyway, the game looks awesome. I’m picking it up for PS3.
Here is information about Dead Space quoted from Wikipedia.
“Dead Space is a third-person shooter video game, being developed by EA Redwood Shores for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and the PC. It is currently scheduled for release in October 2008. The player takes on the role of an engineer named Isaac Clarke, who battles a polymorphous alien species called the ‘Necromorphs’ on board a stricken interstellar mining ship called the Ishimura.
Gameplay The player must fight their way through various levels of a stricken mining ship, which has been infested with an alien species known as the ‘Necromorphs’. The game features an ‘over the shoulder’ third-person perspective, similar to games such as Resident Evil 4 and Gears of War. The interface does not feature a traditional ‘heads up display’. Instead, information is relayed to the player via lights and translucent screens which hover over Isaac’s weapons and armour.
The player will encounter weightless and decompressed environments, which Isaac can navigate using a pressurized suit, dubbed The Rig by EA (revealed in Official Xbox Magazine, April 2008) equipped with magnetic boots. Some levels will even lead out onto the surface of the ships hull. Floating debris will present a hazard, and Isaac can lose his footing and simply float off into space. In keeping with Isaac’s profession as an engineer rather than a soldier, weapons in the game are mostly improvised, and consist of an array of bolt cutters, stasis guns and rudimentary energy weapons.
Synopsis The game’s plot revolves around Isaac Clarke, a space engineer who works for the Concordance Extraction Corporation (C.E.C), a company that operates “giant mining ships” throughout the galaxy. His company receives a distress call from the USG Ishimura, a “Planet Cracker” class ship that destroys planets in order to extract valuable ore. Assuming that the ship has had a mechanical failure, Isaac and two other C.E.C employees set out to rendezvous with the Isimura. They soon discover that the ship has been overrun by a hostile alien race. After boarding the ship, Clarke is separated from his party and must battle his way through various hazardous environments to safety.
Development
The title was first announced in the October 2007 Issue of Game Informer Magazine. The game is being developed on a proprietary engine developed by EA.
The developers drew inspiration from films such as Event Horizon, Alien, and The Thing, as well as videogames like the Resident Evil- and Silent Hill-series. David Fincher’s visual style was also mentioned as a source of inspiration.
Comic On February 22, 2008, Electronic Arts and Image Comics announced a new comic book series based upon the game. This new six book series set in the Dead Space universe will be written and illustrated by Ben Templesmith and written by Antony Johnston.
The Dead Space comic is the prequel story for the game. This series tells the gut-wrenching tale of a deep space mining colony that unexpectedly pulls an ancient and vicious alien life force from the dark rock which they call a marker.
The first issue will be on comic store shelves starting March 3rd for the price of $2.99 each. However, a limited edition version of issue #1 with exclusive cover art will be available at WonderCon.
The First Two Issues are now available to view for free on gametrailers On March 21, 2008, Electronic Arts and Starz announced that an animated movie would be made about Dead Space. The movie, being developed by Film Roman, is expected to be released before the game comes out on Halloween.”
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Favourite Horror Comics?
Subgenre’s: -Zombies -Vampires -Slasher Movies -Aliens -Occult -Western -etc…
Zombies-Walking Dead, Raise the Dead, Zombies Feast! VAMPIRES-Sword of Dracula, 30 Days of Night SLASHER-The Evil Dead, F13, Nightmare on Elm St, TCM, Halloween Nightdance ALIENS-Dead Space OCCULT-POGROM, Lobster Johnson, War of the Undead, Gravel WESTERN-Dead in the West,Streets of Glory
I don’t read alot of horror comics, but: 30 days of Night- one of my favorites
Fell- another of my favorites, has a very cool dark noir/horror vibe.
Preacher- is this horror? Anyway it was pretty f’ed up so I ll put it in there.
Psychological- Elektra Lives Again. Dude bill sienkiewicz art just freake me the hell out in this book. The bull scene with the hand was totally fucked up.
I think the key to a good horror comic is the artist, Templesmith and Bill Sienkiewicz are definitely two of the best for really get under your skin creapy horror.
Have you seen XXXombies? I heard its the most disgusting thing ever published.
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Hi Wolfy, thanks for the tip on Northlanders. I definitely want to read the first issues. Have you enjoyed it?
Wolfy said:
Hey Brian, you should definitely read the first 6 issues of Northlanders before you read issue 7. There is a lot of back story you will be missing out on. Issue 7 would just seem like random characters fighting.
By the way, saw a post you made about Arkham Asylum, decided to check it out, I’ve only gotten through the first issue so far, wow it’s pretty nuts…I love the backstory with the asylum though.
Dude, I just picked up the first trade of Wormwood, holy crap I definitely think this series is Templesmith’s best its Pure BADASS!!
PS3 nick is geekspeedracer. DMZ is great. I’ve been reading since #1.
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Hey Beet, whats your PSN name on PS3? I saw u subed DMZ, I was thinking of picking up the trades sometime, any good?
yeah, I’ve meant to pick up the first trade I think from the first week I’ve been on HeavyInk. Read the first issue on imagecomics.com and liked it a lot but then it became unavailable on HI. Bummer. Might have to get it from indigo.ca (nice place for trades for Canadian customers btw)...
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Man Walking Dead is such a amazing series im on TPB volume 7, I like the trades better because the covers are by Tony Moore and they combine into one big picture. You gotta read this series.
cool. Quebec can be a really cool city if you want to feel as if you’re visiting Europe without flying that far away. :) The Old Quebec area is highly recommended and this Summer, there are all sorts of special festivities for the 400th anniversary of the foundation of the city…
Wolfy said:
Hey frogman, I’m from Toronto, my uncle is from Montreal, never been though. I hear great things about Quebec. I’m thinking about going on a road trip to Montreal sometime. Maybe for a comicon or something. I pretty much forgot how to speak french after grade 8, I can only remember a mashup of random words :s. Anyways good to hear from a fellow Canadian.
L8R
Blade runner is by far my favorite Sci-Fi movie. Logan’s Run is a classic. Other classics of some significance that go further back are “Forbidden Planet” and “Robinson Crusoe on Mars”. The genre is replete with greats. But, Ridley Scotts stab at perfection on Blade Runner is amazing… and the movie diverges quite a bit from Philip K. Dick’s book (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep). My favorite line from the movie was actually written by Rutger Hauer (Batty): “I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.” Sublime. And, the naming of Tannhäuser gate is choke full of historical reference. He was poet, Wagner wrote an opera something like Tannhäuser and Venus”. Again, can’t say enough about this movie. Then, it’s a very short hop to Philip K. Dick, one of my very favorite Sci-Fi authors… More of his work should be adapted to comics… Why not? Heh, heh. Go read a Scanner Darkly, the book is brilliant.
Gotta run.
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Blade runner and Logans Run are great sci-fi flicks. I like Event Horizon cause it has a horror aspect to it kind-of like the Dead Space comic
Hooaaa! That was a cool show. Great fan-base. If I could sit folks down for 3 or 4 episodes, I could get them hooked. But, most of my friends just didn’t seem to get the show… “That show was weird”. Whaddayagonnado? Then the get into something like Stargate SG-1… The most non-sci-fi Sci-Fi program on TV… Maybe it me that’s weird.
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My friends brother used to work on farscape back in the 90’s. I think he was a computer effects guy.
hey Wolfy, thanks for the Terminator omnibus recommendation. Yeah, I subscribed to it mainly to pick the two issues that were part of the Painkiller crossover Jane but I ended up liking it. Was intrigued by the Omnibus books but had not clue what they really were about. I might want to check them out at some point.
I see, you’re from the great white north, whereabout? I live nearby Quebec City. I’m French Canadian first (hence the FrogMan nick, might as well make fun of it myself, heh ;) ) although I try to simply have a Canadian accent and not a French Canadian one. blech… :D
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Hey Frogman, I saw u subed Terminator 2 Infinity. If you like it check out the Terminator Ominubus TPB from Dark Horse. If your a fan of the movies and the tv show check it out. Great stories in it about john conner’s special forces crew heading back in time to protect scientists, that are responsible for creating human tissue on top of terminators.
FoC is my favorite book right now. It’s different from Tales b/c it has ongoing storylines. It’s consistently creepy and well written…You could probably jump in whenever, but some threads have been set up since the start. And the book itself is about to change over to God War. If anything, you should snag a copy of The Fugue, which is the first collected volume. Great stuff that would make any Lovecraft fan happy. I couldn’t put the book down!
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Hey there, I saw u subed Fall of Cthulhu, is it good? Like Cthulhu Tales?
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