Borderlands origin explained in four part comic

Rich Bloomfield
August 22, 2012 8:54 am

IDW Publishing is all set to release a four part Borderlands comic starting this fall. Set before the original game, the series plans to explore the origin stories behind the four lead characters and will delve into their motivations for leaving their lives behind in pursuit of the Vault.

Penned by Mikey Neumann, the games writer responsible for Aliens: Colonial Marines and the original Borderlands, each 32 page Borderlands: Origins issue will retail for US$3.99.

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Phantoms_Heart

I forgot Borderlands 2 is almost around the corner. Can we slow down the rotation of the Earth so a day has 48 hours instead of 24? I have no other idea how to get the time needed to play all those upcoming games in addition to the games on my ever growing pile of shame.
- http://www.nizulo.com RichTheRookie
  
  Tell me about it, I struggle to find enough time in my day and especially now, during one of the busiest periods of gaming history with so many AAA titles coming out. We need to put our minds together and build a time machine!
  - http://www.nizulo.com Justin Zombie
    
    I know! Between my two jobs and family, I’m not sure when I’ll ever have time to play all the games coming out. I still haven’t been caught up to this year yet already!
Daniel Rosamilia

Oh sweet! I might pick this up before I get into Borderlands (got the GOTY Edition on Steam, but can’t install it on Mac). Should be super-awesome since Mikey’s writing it (I’ve been reading his ‘Returners’ book, and he’s doing a brilliant job!)
- http://www.nizulo.com RichTheRookie
  
  Yeah definitely, I’m looking at picking a copy myself. You should try a a program called ‘Parallel’, it allows you to run windows straight off your Mac desktop thus allowing you to play Borderlands. Should work. Mikey is very talented indeed.
  - Daniel Rosamilia
    
    Well, I may not need to. I clumsily spilled coffee on it (I’m a fool, I know) and now it doesn’t work. Thankfully, a friend was going to give me his old laptop as an 18th present, so all should be good! I’ve tried Parallels as well, and I had *way* too much trouble with it.