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Revision as of 00:18, 22 October 2013
- See also: Resident Evil (Marvel Comics)
Resident Evil is a prequel comic to Resident Evil 5 published by Wildstorm and written by Ricardo Sanchez.
Plot overview
The dedicated agents of the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance face off against Virus-spreading bio-weapons both in space and on land. The Joint Nations Space Station has gone offline; BSAA Agent Mina Gere investigates and is confronted by a crew of flesh-eating bio-weapons. Veteran mercenary Holiday Sugarman is sent to remote Grezbekistan; when his team is wiped out by G-Virus infected militiamen, he must face G-Prime - alone
Issues
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December 2010 |