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Sneak Peak At Rage Comic Book #1
You’ll have to wait until October to play Rage, the newest shooter from id Software, but you can read the comic book starting today.
Rage’s three-issue comic series features an original story written by Arvid Nelson, acclaimed creator of Rex Mundi, and penciled by Andrea Mutti of DMZ fame.
The event in the comic take place prior to the game. An asteroid collision has turned Earth into an apocalyptic wasteland, and tiny clusters of humanity eke out an existence within Arks buried deep below the surface. When these survivors emerge they discover a wasteland controlled by a global military dictatorship called the Authority. The comic tells the story of a scientist who learns about a conspiracy that hides the true reason for the apocalypse, and she sets out on an epic quest to learn the truth.
Check out a few pages from the comic below.
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