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First published on June 22, 2003, it has since grown to become a staple of the Halo community, easily recognized by its distinctive portrayal of the [[Master Chief]] and other Halo characters. Stuntmutt posted the last One One Se7en on March 3, 2008. | First published on June 22, 2003, it has since grown to become a staple of the Halo community, easily recognized by its distinctive portrayal of the [[Master Chief]] and other Halo characters. Stuntmutt posted the last One One Se7en on March 3, 2008. | ||
Over the years, One One Se7en has had many crossovers with other webcomics, but so far it remains the most easily | Over the years, One One Se7en has had many crossovers with other webcomics, but so far it remains the most easily recognized and popular one, even after its ending. Stuntmutt submitted a new One One Se7en every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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One One Se7en was a Halo-themed webcomic written by Stuntmutt. It is currently hosted by Halo.Bungie.Org.
Description
First published on June 22, 2003, it has since grown to become a staple of the Halo community, easily recognized by its distinctive portrayal of the Master Chief and other Halo characters. Stuntmutt posted the last One One Se7en on March 3, 2008.
Over the years, One One Se7en has had many crossovers with other webcomics, but so far it remains the most easily recognized and popular one, even after its ending. Stuntmutt submitted a new One One Se7en every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Trivia
- The bonus disk that came with the Limited and Legendary Editions of Halo 3 contained a One One Se7en themed game, titled "Warthog Launch".[1][2]
