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'''WARNING: This page assumes you have played ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'', and is intrinsically tied to the game's endings. As such, spoilers for the ending of ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'' may be unmarked.'''
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The comics follow Shields and preexisting [[Mass Effect/Characters|Mass Effect Characters]] during the final hours of the ''[[Mass Effect]]'' trilogy, as the final battle against the [[Big Bad|Reapers]] rages across Earth and the Solar System. While the comics themselves are rather episodic, and focus on different characters every so often, there is a loose story arc present throughout the series, with every character contributing, knowingly or otherwise, to Shields's quest to save Commander Shepard from the [[Base Breaker|Controversial]] [[Ending Aversion|Endings]] of ''[[Mass Effect 3]]''.
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** In Episodes #10 ("Spectres") & #13 ("The Queen"), Commander Bailey can be seen sporting a sexy eye-patch, resembling the one worn by one [[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined|Saul Tigh]], who was played by the same actor as Bailey (Michael Hogan).
** In #13 ("The Queen"), one [[Wing Commander/Characters|Christopher Blair]] can be seen discussing the Reaper attack taking place in Episode #12 ("Breaking Point").
** In #16 ("Brothers Till The End"), James tells Javik the reason he became [[The Nicknamer]] was because he once called his girlfriend [[Chuck|Sarah]] when her real name was Yvonne.<ref>reference Yvonne Strahovski, who played Sarah Walker on ''[[Chuck]]'' and Miranda Lawson in ''Mass Effect 2'' and ''3''</ref>
** In #17 ("Believe"), while Joker is dogfighting with a Reaper: "[[Serenity|I am a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar.]]"
** In #17 ("Believe"), Joker makes a reference to not wanting to become a vet, which coincidentally was the dream of one [[Austin Powers|Scott Evil]], also played by Seth Green.
** In #20 ("Seeing Is Believing"), Liara mentions several companies that are interconnected and part of an elaborate Cerberus front on Earth, among them [[Deus Ex: Human Revolution|Belltower Associates]], [[Deus Ex: Invisible War|ApostleCorp,]] and [[Watchmen (comics)|Veidt Enterprises.]]
** In #23 ("Dominoes Will Fall"), the Virmire survivor is part of a special unit numbered 343. The Codex entry at the end of the comic also references a special shock trooper program known as the [[Halo|Helljumper project.]]
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