Salvage and Liberation are two comics that any fans of the Dead Space universe would probably love to have on their shelves. Fans of intense horror, especially in a futuristic, outer space environment, would also enjoy both books.ĭead Space: Salvage: 4/5: Good. Both have their good parts and and their bad, and both are definitely entertaining.Īny big Dead Space fans would probably find a lot to like in these two comics. Salvage is a separate tale about a crew of illegal salvagers who come upon the dreaded Ishimura, while Liberation is a prologue comic to this year’s Dead Space 3. They are both companion comics to the Dead Space video game series, taking place around the games. I have two volumes, Dead Space: Salvage and Dead Space: Liberation, from the good people at Titan Books, so I decided to group them together into one review. Here are ten great space horror books to get you in the mood for the upcoming remake of Dead Space.At long last, I have cleared enough space in my busy and penniless schedule to catch up on the Dead Space comics. Space is scary, y’all, so adding extra horror elements just ups the ante. Ooh, or there’s the old alien virus on a space station - though, technically, that’s just tiny aliens on a larger spaceship. Could be religious fanatics on a frozen planet. Combine that with my love of science fiction and I’m all over a good space horror book. That doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy these books, though. I’ve written before about how I don’t find horror books that scary. How better to get in the mood for this game than with some space horror books? That horrifying and gravity-defying game is getting a remake on January 27. Armed with a welding gun (at first), you have to discover what happened and if you can save any of your crew members. You play the engineer Isaac Clarke (even if the name is a bit on-the-nose) who is on a huge mining ship when something goes very wrong. I’m a big fan of the Dead Space video game franchise. You can also follow him on social media ( Facebook, Goodreads, Instagram, Twitter, website). You can find him writing more books, poetry, and acting in Kansas City. His work can also be found in Adelaide Literary Magazine and FEED Lit Mag.

His novel, The Hermes Protocol, was published by Castle Bridge Media in 2023 and the next book in that series is due out in winter 2024. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Missouri - Kansas City. Arnone's love of books was as inevitable as gravity.

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