Broken Pieces # 3 (Aspen Comics 2012)

Broken Pieces #3 (Aspen Comics, 2012)

In a world of biological decay, the truth is the hardest thing to hold together.

The gripping sci-fi tragedy continues as Richard Adams' transformation pushes him further away from the man he once was. In this pivotal third issue, the shadows of the corporation responsible for the global pandemic lengthen, revealing a sinister agenda that far exceeds simple profit. Richard’s desperate quest to reunite with Gabriella leads him into the heart of a high-tech nightmare where he must confront the monstrous reality of his own existence.

Mark Roslan crafts a narrative that is as much about the endurance of the human spirit as it is about futuristic horror. This issue serves as a turning point for the series, shifting from a story of survival to one of active rebellion against the forces that shattered the world.

Issue Highlights:

• The Man in the Mirror: Richard begins to understand the full extent of his biological changes, leading to a visceral and emotional exploration of identity.

• Corporate Malice: The issue peels back the layers of the shadowy organization pulling the strings, setting the stage for a final confrontation.

• Sleek Dystopian Art: Cory Smith’s clean lines and dynamic paneling perfectly capture the contrast between high-end technology and the organic horror of the "Broken Pieces."

Technical Specifications & Metadata:

• Publication Date: March 2012

• Page Count: 32 Pages

• Creative Team:

  • Writer: Mark Roslan

  • Artist: Cory Smith

  • Colorist: Beth Sotelo

  • Cover Artist: Cory Smith

• Format: Full Color | Aspen Comics