We get backstories, prequels, and parallel storylines that help flesh out things that the games just couldn’t cover. These comics were created to support the stories in the ME games.
In what direction would Dark Horse take this beloved universe? What new adventures lay ahead? Let me make this clear: this is, by all definitions, a comic book tie-in. So when I dug into the first volume of the Mass Effect Library Edition from Dark Horse Comics, which collects all four miniseries to date, I was genuinely excited for what was to come. Sure, ME3 was the end of the line for Commander Shepard (a guy who deserved a much better ending, no doubt about it), but there are still countless species and star systems to be explored.
To say that Mass Effect 3 was an ending isn’t saying much at all since there’s still so much space to tell great stories in the ME universe. Taking many pages from the books of space fantasy classics such as Star Wars and Star Trek, this series was developed in such a way that the stories could go on and on forever. One of the things I love most about the Mass Effect games is the limitless potential for an expanded universe. First of all, I want to let you know that I spill tears of joy every time I think about how awesome Mass Effect is (most of it, anyways).
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