How is the House of the Dead Overkill comic related to its video game counterpart?

Well, the Armored Core comic sometimes takes elements from the game and reinterprets them in a new way. It might focus on different aspects or offer alternative perspectives on familiar events and characters. But at its core, it tries to stay true to the game's universe and themes.

The Brave Frontier comic often expands on the game's story and characters, giving more depth and background.

The comic often expands on the game's lore and backstory, giving more depth to the characters and the world.

The Counter Strike comic is like a companion to the game. It sometimes builds on the lore of the game, and might show events that happened before or after the game's timeline, adding more layers to the overall narrative.

The Dead Space comic acts as a companion piece to the game. It offers new perspectives and fills in some of the gaps in the game's narrative, making the Dead Space world more immersive and complex.

The 'Supermansion' comic and the animated series have some similarities but also some differences. The comic often provides the foundation and inspiration for the show.

The Walking Dead TV series has both followed and deviated from the comics. It keeps the core themes but adds new elements. For example, some characters have different fates in the show compared to the comics.

The comic and the animated show of 'Speed Racer' share many common elements but the comic might have more intricate plotlines and character developments. For instance, some characters' motivations could be explored more in-depth in the comic.

The manga often expands on the game's story and characters, offering more depth and background details.

The 'Super House of Dead Ninjas' comic usually sticks to the main ideas of the source material, but might add or tweak some details for better storytelling and visual appeal. However, the core elements remain intact.