Back in July, we gave you a peek at the cover to "Tron: Betrayal," the upcoming prequel comic that unfolds in the time between 1982's "Tron" and the 2010 sequel. Now we have the first three pages, too.

The first issue of the two-part miniseries will hit shelves October 6, but the full two-issue graphic novel will be released in collected form November 16. "Tron: Betrayal" is written by Jai Nitz, with interior art by Andie Tong and a cover by Salvador Larroca.

Full solicit text:

Marvel is pleased to present your first look at TRON: Betrayal! Disney Publishing's TRON: Betrayal is a graphic novel prequel that bridges the story between the first Tron film from 1982 and the upcoming Walt Disney Studios film, TRON: Legacy, which hits U.S. theaters in Disney Digital 3D™ and IMAX 3D® on December 17, 2010. The full TRON: Betrayal graphic novel hits stores on November 16th, 2010.

Kevin Flynn is now in charge of the world’s largest video game company, Encom. The break-through game developer has built the Grid, a digital world filled with living programs except now the new virtual world is about to develop a life of its own and, in order to control it, Flynn’s going to need the help of an old friend…named Tron.

Showcasing a key time of the mythology of the Tron world, TRON: Betrayal #1 will show the early days of the Grid, and the first appearances of the heroes and villains that will be seen in TRON: Legacy.

Also, each extra-sized issue of TRON: Betrayal features a new cover by superstar artist Salvador Larroca (Invincible Iron Man).

TRON: BETRAYAL #1 (of 2)

Written by JAI NITZ

Plot courtesy STARLIGHT RUNNER ENTERTAINMENT

Pencils by ANDIE TONG

Cover by SALVADOR LARROCA

Rated A…$4.99

FOC – 9/16/10, On Sale – 10/6/10

© 2010 Disney Enterprises Inc. All rights reserved

"Tron: Legacy" hits theaters December 17. "Tron: Betrayal" #1 hits theaters October 6, with the full graphic novel collected November 16.

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