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Red Dead Redemption 2can't get here soon enough006 Archives so why not distract yourself with a dive back into the 2010 game that precedes it?

We don't even know yet if the upcoming game features a story that connects to its predecessor. Rockstar's Grand Theft Autogames share a universe but tell standalone stories. Will Red Deaddo the same thing?

SEE ALSO: Sit back and enjoy this first, early look at 'Red Dead Redemption 2'

Don't know, don't care.

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Red Dead Redemptionis a superior game and Western in its own right. It's worth catching yourself up on the story if you've played it and worth learning more about if you don't have the means to do so.

Mashableillustrator Bob Al-Greene has you covered. He's a big Red Deadfan, and Rockstar's surprise announcement inspired him to plot out the 2010 game as a comic. I'm just the words guy; you're here to see Bob's fantastic art, so look no further ...

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