Mirror's Edge: Exordium

Exordium is the story of how Faith ended up in juvie, where she is at the start of the 2016 game.The story is good, nothing amazing, and it does help expand on the world and the characters, including a few not in the game itself. There are a few sub-arcs beside the main one.Different chapters were drawn by different artists so the art style is subtly different in each one. A comic is not the best format for Mirror's Edge, and the static shots of the city work better than the attempts at portraying motion and parkour. Having said that, the rapid series of images used for parkour sections do work very well, and you never get lost trying to figure out what is happening.It's 148 pages, though pages aren't numbered until the start of chapter 3 (p79) for some reason. There are also a handful of pages of sketches and story boards, which is a nice addition.The book is paperback and came loose in a box with no packaging apart from the tissue paper provided by Amazon themselves, so it could be damaged in transit. Mine was basically in perfect condition.

Excellent comic, giving the full story line to the Mirror's Edge: Catalyst game. Useful if you want to know the full story.

I enjoyed the backstory to game I fell in love with all those years ago. Mirror's Edge fans should give this a try.

This beautiful comics series serves as a prequel to the events in Mirror's Edge Catalyst, and in order to follow up with all of the events in the game it is recommended to have a look at it.There is no doubt that for all of the runners out there Mirror's Edge Exordium is a thrill to read through!

Excellent. My son loved it!