Make Us Whole: The History of Dead Space announced
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Make Us Whole: The History of Dead Space is a new book that encapsulates every Dead Space project. From premium publishers Lost In Cult, it comprises 272 pages featuring “incisive prose, new and candid interviews with franchise creators, and hands-on insights into pre-release prototypes.” Game journalist Elijah Beahm authored the book, which features new illustrations from Jonathan L Mantia, known for work in the film and comic book industries. The featured interviews include writers such as Brian Evenson, Anthony Johnson, and Jimmy Palmiotti. Other interviews with designers Roman Campos-Orila and Ben Wanat are among a host of creators involved

Dead Space is a beloved horror franchise that has captured the hearts and minds of many gamers since its release in 2008. Now, Lost In Cult, known for their books on video game history, are releasing a new book called Make Us Whole: The History of Dead Space.

Key Points:

  • Author: Elijah Beahm
  • Publisher: Lost In Cult
  • Pages: 272 pages
  • Subjects: Includes new and candid interviews with franchise creators, hands-on insights into pre-release prototypes, and incisive prose.
  • Illustrations: New illustrations by Jonathan L Mantia, a well-known artist in the film and comic book industries.
  • Featured Interviews: Writers like Brian Evenson and Jimmy Palmiotti, as well as designers Roman Campos-Orila and Ben Wanat.

Cult Classics Series:

Lost In Cult has announced that this is part of their new book series titled Cult Classics, dedicated to text-focused projects. Each Cult Classic will focus on a subject matter dear to its author, making every one a personal, passion-driven read. This release marks the beginning of this series.

Pre-Order Information:

The book is available for pre-order until December 10th, 2024. A special signed edition, featuring signatures from author Elijah Beahm and Dead Space writer and producer Chuck Beaver, has also been made available. This edition comes with a bookplate for the signatures plus an A5 art card.

What’s your take? Are you looking forward to diving into Make Us Whole: The History of Dead Space?