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*The scenes depicting the Spartans' first days of training are compressed into a montage and the two consecutive "Ring the Bell" exercises are omitted as the impetus for John befriending Sam and Kelly. | *The scenes depicting the Spartans' first days of training are compressed into a montage and the two consecutive "Ring the Bell" exercises are omitted as the impetus for John befriending Sam and Kelly. | ||
*In the novel, [[Franklin Mendez|CPO Mendez]] gives John no answer when the Spartan asks if the dead candidates' lives were wasted or spent. In the comic, he avoids the question by telling John to get some rest. | *In the novel, [[Franklin Mendez|CPO Mendez]] gives John no answer when the Spartan asks if the dead candidates' lives were wasted or spent. In the comic, he avoids the question by telling John to get some rest. | ||
*When CPO Mendez and Dr. Halsey enter the titanium mine where the newly-augmented Spartans are training, Mendez's Warthog lacks a turret. In the novel, the Warthog is mentioned as being equipped with a missile launcher. | *When CPO Mendez and Dr. Halsey enter the titanium mine where the newly-augmented Spartans are training, Mendez's Warthog lacks a turret. In the novel, the Warthog is mentioned as being [[Missile Warthog|equipped with a missile launcher]]. | ||
*The incident aboard the UNSC ''Atlas'' with the four ODSTs in the gym is omitted. | *The incident aboard the UNSC ''Atlas'' with the four ODSTs in the gym is omitted. | ||
*It is said that Colonel Watts defected from the UNSC in 2512. This contradicts the background first given for the character in the ''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'' and later Watts' Halo Waypoint article, with the former establishing that Watts already led the Eridanus rebels in 2494 and the latter stating that the colonel went turncoat as early as the 2480s. | *It is said that Colonel Watts defected from the UNSC in 2512. This contradicts the background first given for the character in the ''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'' and later Watts' Halo Waypoint article, with the former establishing that Watts already led the Eridanus rebels in 2494 and the latter stating that the colonel went turncoat as early as the 2480s. |