These are Commander Shepard’s friends, and we get to explore their lives in the comics, usually through their eyes.
Mac Walters: If you’re familiar with the Homeworlds comics, the concept behind that, which we weren’t sure was going to fly, but the concept was, each issue focused on a single character. We were able to do a little bit more over the 13 issues than we were able to do in four.Ĭomplex: So how does this expand upon the Mass Effect universe? It’s been a challenge, but in the end, I’m glad that we decided to do it. With Mass Effect ending, we knew we had a bit of breathing room, so I thought, okay, I’ll give it a try. Mac Walters: I think a lot of that was that Dark Horse had been seeing a lot of success with the series, and they wanted to have an ongoing run. Walters at NY Comic-Con where he talked about everything from the relationship between the comics and the video games to even relating the controversial ending of Mass Effect 3 to that of Breaking Bad.Ĭomplex: Why did you decide to do a 13-part series with Foundation rather than do a 4 part series like you’ve done in the past with Mass Effect: Redemption and Invasion? When he’s not helping to sketch out the future for the Mass Effect series, he’s working on a 13-issue Dark Horse comic called Mass Effect: Foundation. And the man behind most of that rich storytelling was Mac Walters. Anybody who’s played the Mass Effect series will tell you just how important the storytelling was to the overall experience.
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