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So yes, I did need to read this comic that promised some of his backstory. And Garrus was my love interest in the only profile that I took through ME3, and remains my favorite love interest.

I'd bet that half of my missions were done with both of them. And over 95% of the time, I had either Garrus or Tali in my party. Understand: I've played through ME five times, ME2 four times, and ME3 once. (More, I suspect, than whoever wrote the ending of ME3, but I digress.) And two of the stories are about Tali and Garrus. But I do still care about this setting and these characters. (I really, really, really hated it.) I almost skipped reading it entirely, for that matter. And over 95% of the time I really considered not reviewing or even rating this trade at all, considering my reaction to the ending of Mass Effect 3.

Volume 1 was released on February 5, 2014, Volume 2 was released on June 4, 2014, and Volume 3 was released on November 5, 2014.I really considered not reviewing or even rating this trade at all, considering my reaction to the ending of Mass Effect 3. Volume 1 collects issues 1-4, volume 2 collects issues 5-8, and volume 3 collects issues 9-13. Thus far three paperback volumes have been released. The series has been stated to have a connection to the Mass Effect 3: Citadel DLC pack for Mass Effect 3, and issue 5 ties directly into Mass Effect 2. The first issue was released on July 24, 2013. It is the fifth Mass Effect comic series produced, with 13 issues released as opposed to the usual 4.

Mass Effect: Foundation is a comic series written by Mac Walters.

Mass effect redemption evolution invasion homeworlds