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Having appeared in dozens of Street Fighter video games, and landing her own live action feature film next year in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, Chun-Li is undeniably among the most recognizable and popular girls of gaming. Beginning in January 2009 UDON will explore the roots of this high-kicking martial artist in Street Fighter Legends: Chun-Li, a 4-issue miniseries by the Street Fighter Legends: Sakura team of Ken Siu-Chong and Omar Dogan. Featuring covers by Omar Dogan and Kevin Lau, as you can see above.

The series focuses on a younger Chun-Li and one of her earliest assignments for the Hong Kong police. Along for the ride will be her partner Po-lin, a young woman who has a very personal score to settle with the terrorist Shadaloo organization. Expect this pair of lovely ladies to get into car chases, shoot outs, and plenty of fisticuffs as they fight their way to the truth about Shadaloo’s latest scheme.

But the cast isn’t made up exclusively of sexy female law officers! Fans will also get their first real looks at the lives of rarely-explored characters like Dorai, (Chun-Li’s father and fellow police officer) and Go Hibiki (the surprisingly competent father of everyone’s favorite walking joke, Dan). And, as always when dealing with Shadaloo, some well known boss characters will likely turn up to cause trouble!

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There’s a comic series based on the upcoming original survival horror Dead Space video game. These six animated comics are set in the Dead Space universe, and serve as a prequel story for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC game that will be released on October 14th in time for Halloween 2008.

The comic is written and illustrated by Ben Templesmith and written by Antony Johnston. This series tells the gut-wrenching tale of a deep space mining colony that unexpectedly pulls an ancient and vicious alien life force from the dark rock.

Sh*t hits the fan amidst colony-wide panic in the last part.

EA previously released the first part of an animated Dead Space comic, 2nd animated Dead Space comic, 3rd animated Dead Space comic online a while back. As well as the 4th Dead Space Animated Comic and 5th issue of the Dead Space Animated Comic recently.

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Classic!

Want more? Visit myextralife.com for a plethora of similar geeky comic strips drawn by Infendo Radio grandpappy, Scott Johnson.

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There’s a comic book series based on the upcoming original survival horror Dead Space video game. This upcoming six-comic book series set in the Dead Space universe, and serves as a prequel story for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game that will be released on October 21st in time for Halloween 2008.

The comic is written and illustrated by Ben Templesmith and written by Antony Johnston. This series tells the gut-wrenching tale of a deep space mining colony that unexpectedly pulls an ancient and vicious alien life force from the dark rock.

To promote the comics, they released the first part of an animated Dead Space comic, 2nd animated Dead Space comic and 3rd animated Dead Space comic online a while back.

More than half of the people that have come in close contact with the marker have had a strange reaction. In this 4th part the situation gets cleared up and by the end you finally get a glimpse at the enemies.

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Snoopy DS (subtitled Snoopy to Chuugen Taichi ni Ei ni Iku!) will be out in Japan on October 9th, 2008, with no release announced yet in other countries. In development by Square Enix, Snoopy DS is a collection mini-games inspired by Snoopy, Charlie Brown and friends from the comic.

Watch the Japanese Snoopy DS debut trailer.

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Julia Wertz’s Fart Party webcomic takes a look at a great Super Nintendo memory.  Check it out, and share your memories about the first time you played an SNES in comments.

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This week on Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee takes apart the making of a successful gaming webcomic, or: how to make millions of gamers happy with the minimum amount of effort and a maximum amount of cursing.

My favorite’s Penny-Arcade, what’s yours?

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There’s a comic book series based on the upcoming original survival horror video game Dead Space. This upcoming six-comic book series set in the Dead Space universe, and serves as a prequel story for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game that will be released on October 31st, 2008. The comic is written and illustrated by Ben Templesmith and written by Antony Johnston.

This series tells the gut-wrenching tale of a deep space mining colony that unexpectedly pulls an ancient and vicious alien life force from the dark rock.

To promote the comics, they released the first part of an animated Dead Space comic and second animated Dead Space comic online a while back. In this third part the situation gets awry and by the end you get a glimpse at the game’s future.