Resident Evil

CODE: Veronica 1 (Reprint of Hong Kong book; w Lee Chung Hing; a Hui King Sum; translated by Ted Adams & Kris Oprisko). [From DC Comics: You've played the hot-selling videogame! You've seen the blockbuster movie! You've read the American comic book from WildStorm Productions! And now, for the first time ever, you can read the Hong Kong version of the Resident Evil comics adapted into English! RESIDENT EVIL: CODE: VERONICA Volume One is a 144-page WildStorm trade paperback originally written by Lee Chung Hing and illustrated by Hui King Sum, and translated into English dialogue by Ted Adams & Kris Oprisko (RESIDENT EVIL: FIRE & ICE). After barely surviving her experience in Raccoon City (as told in Capcom's Resident Evil 2), Claire Redfield searches for clues that will help her learn the whereabouts of her missing brother, Chris. To her horror, she discovers the evil Umbrella Corporation has headquarters outside of Raccoon City. Flesh-eating zombies, monstrous beasts and strange mutations are spreading around the globe. While she searches for her brother, Claire begins to uncover the details behind the bio-tech conspiracy. Originally published in Hong Kong, this faithful adaptation captures all of the excitement, action and frightening horror of the Resident Evil games.]

CODE: Veronica 2 (Reprint of Hong Kong book; w Lee Chung Hing; a Hui King Sum; translated by Ted Adams & Kris Oprisko). [From DC Comics: he hot-selling videogame that spawned a hit movie continues as a spine-tingling comic book saga, as WildStorm Productions adapts the Hong Kong version of the Resident Evil comics into English! Claire and Steve continue to seek a way off Umbrella's creature-infested island. These flesh-eating zombies, monstrous beasts and strange mutations are spreading around the globe. But the most important question is: Will Claire ever uncover the details behind the bio-tech conspiracy? For more information, see the feature article.]

CODE: Veronica 3 (Reprint of Hong Kong book; w Lee Chung Hing; a Hui King Sum; translated by Ted Adams & Kris Oprisko). [From DC Comics: The hot-selling videogame that spawned a hit movie continues as a spine- tingling comic book saga! RESIDENT EVIL: CODE VERONICA Volume Two is a 144-page trade paperback from WildStorm Productions that continues to adapt the Hong Kong version of the Resident Evil comics into English! Originally written by Lee Chung Hing and illustrated by Hui King Sum, and translated into English dialogue by Ted Adams & Kris Oprisko (RESIDENT EVIL: FIRE & ICE), BOOK THREE finds Claire Redfield captured and locked in an island prison by agents of the evil Umbrella corporation. But when the Umbrella-created monstrosities on the island get loose, Claire wins her freedom the hard way by battling creature after creature. Encountering another human - a young man named Steve who has his own reasons for hating Umbrella - the two join forces in an effort to get off the island on a stolen plane. But Alfred Ashford, the Umbrella madman who runs the island prison, is quick to follow them. Claire and Steve learn that Umbrella's reach is truly global.]

CODE: Veronica 4 (Reprint of Hong Kong book; w Lee Chung Hing; a Hui King Sum; translated by Ted Adams & Kris Oprisko). [From DC Comics: The most faithful adaptation of a video game ever seen in comics comes to a shattering conclusion in this volume, translated into English by Ted Adams and Kris Oprisko. RESIDENT EVIL: CODE VERONICA BOOK FOUR is a 144-page WildStorm Productions trade paperback originally written by Lee Chung Hing and illustrated by Hui King Sum that finds Chris Redfield tracing his sister Claire to Antarctica, where she and Steve have run afoul of the insane Alexia Ashford. Of course, landing in the midst of an Umbrella base and actually rescuing his sister are two different things — even for someone who's tangled with as many of Umbrella's sinister creations as Chris. And not only are there monsters to battle, but Alexia has an evil plot of her own, which ties into long-hidden secrets of her upbringing. Before this tale is over, everyone is changed, for better or for worse…]