It's the latest installment in the Fallout franchise, and it takes the player west - far out west - to the Mojave wasteland surrounding the still-glittering, walled city of New Vegas. Unfortunately, while a preview of the book is currently on iTunes, the full version will only be available with the collector's edition of the game.ĬBR News was spoke with Avellone about his first foray into the world of comics to get the who's-who of artists working on 'All Roads,' glean some details on the game's upcoming release and pick his brain on the differences between designing a game and writing a graphic novel.ĬBR News: Chris, tell us a bit about 'Fallout: New Vegas' and how it builds upon the already-existing 'Fallout' Mythology.Ĭhris Avellone: Bethesda asked Obsidian if they'd be interested in developing a Fallout game. While comic fans may not be familiar with Avellone, video game and RPG fans will likely recognize his name from a number of critically acclaimed games including the 'Icewind Dale' series and 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II.' Keen-eyed 'Fallout' fans will recognize Avellone from 'Fallout 2' and the cancelled, original Fallout 3, 'Van Buren.' Hardcore 'Star Wars' comic fans might recognize him from 'Star Wars Tales' or 'Clone Wars Adventures.' Now, he's running head-on into the wasteland of 'Fallout: New Vegas' for a brand new adventure. Setting his writing hand to expanding the 'Fallout' mythos is the game's senior designer, Chris Avellone. The limited edition version of the game not only comes packaged with a bunch of cool collectables (including a deck of cards and poker chips featuring the logos of the in-game casinos), but also includes an original hardcover graphic novel called 'All Roads' produced by Dark Horse. Longtime 'Fallout' fans are in for a treat this time around. In 'Fallout: New Vegas' from Bethesda Softworks and Obsidian Entertainment, players get a look at the city of hopes, dreams and five dollar lobster through the lens of the Wasteland - a post-apocalyptic expanse that has swallowed the United States following a nuclear attack - and strike out on their own adventure with nothing but their brains and whatever weapons they can get their hands on. Get ready to roll the dice and place your bets, because the 'Fallout' universe is getting its due in a graphic novel - but this isn't the 'Fallout' you remember.

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