Game Informer has another 5-page feature for Epic Mickey revealing details about the game's artistic side. Those who didn't get the issue dicussed here can get the first glimpse of the game's visuals, but most of it consists of concept art, model renders and animations.

Zombie Donald Duck! 
 
*pre-orders*  :)

I really wish we could play as one of the deformed robots.

I am liking what I see.  It's about time a real game developer (other than S-E for Kingdom Hearts) got hold of Disney and did something substantial with it.  Hope my optimism holds.

Evil Cyborg Donald? Hades' head on a car mech thing? Consider me sold.

Is that how they're honestly going to keep Mickey? Not sure if I'm down with that. Donald, hell yes. That is epic awesome.

that kinda looks horrible they should just make it like 2d or something

that just unsold me on the game

Animatronic Donald Duck?  Day 1...if I had a Wii. 

Those animations are amazing if the game animates like that dynamically.

Thank god there's no waving arms, it seems1930s Mickey animates just as the cartoon did.

WARREN SPECTOR OMGAWDZORZ

Animation definitely does the game more justice than the screen stills.

Super intrigued by the idea.

I like the direction they are going with Mickey here...I mean, I'm not going to buy it, but I am still intrigued nonetheless...lol.

No where near as dark as I initially thought it was going to be... Also, not looking like anything too special.

I'm interested...I wonder if the gameplay will hold up though. At the very least looks like it would have been a good animated film.

Look how awesome the animation is in slow-mo :-)

So much character. His ears are actually shifting position it seems, so that the silhouette remains recognisable as Disney wants it.

" Terminator Duck :-P "

I got my gameinformer in the mail the other day. It was a good cover, the magazine went through a change and the story about Disney Epic Mickey was cool. I'll always be looking for more information on this game. That's just the way it will be and it seems to be well worked on.