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    Mass Effect: Redemption #1

    Mass Effect: Redemption » Mass Effect: Redemption #1 - Part 1 released by Dark Horse Comics on January 2010.

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    Commander Shepard's companion, Dr. Liara T'Soni, undertakes a deadly mission of extraordinary importance in the Milky Way's lawless Terminus Systems.

    A small-sized, full comic of issue #1 is included in the Bioware Mass Effect 2 collectors edition.

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    Mass Effect: Redemption #1 - Part 1 by jamesewelch on January 06, 2010

    After the destruction of the Citadel (ending of Mass Effect: 1 video game), Commander Shepard's ship (the Normandy) is attacked and his body is taken. It's been a month or so since that attack and Dr. Liara T'Soni has found a contact with information on Shepard's body. Liara was a teammate and possible romantic interest from video game based on in-game RP decisions.  For the Mass Effect fans, like me, the issue starts off with a little recap of what's happened since the end of the video game and...

    6 out of 6 found this review helpful.

    Some Good Fan-Service, but What About Everyone Else? 0

    Mass Effect: Redemption #1 - Part 1 by roter_sand on January 02, 2011

    Oh Mass Effect, what a delightfully wonderful game you are! So good, in fact,  that Dark Horse decided to publish a series featuring your lead writer, which is great. Is this series just an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of the game, however, or does it stand on its own as a good comic? Let's take a closer look at the good the bad and the ugly of the first issue of the Mass Effect: Redemption series.    What was good? Well, Mac Walters is certainly an excellent writer, which is evident ...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    In Space, No One Can Hear You Complain About Nothing Happening 0

    Mass Effect: Redemption #1 - Part 1 by cm_cameron on January 09, 2011

    Even when you take away the "for a video game" preface, the Mass Effect games are an example of excellent writing. A trait that more-or-less was present in the novels as well. Now, whether it's present in the comic, I can't say. There really isn't enough here for me to accurately judge the quality. It's a setup issue.All we really learn in this issue is that, Liara T'Soni is looking for Commander Shepard (or what's left of him) and that she isn't the only one. That's about it. It takes an entire...

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