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Halo: Tales from Slipspace

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Halo: Tales from Slipspace
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Publication information

Publisher:

Dark Horse Comics

Publication date:

October 25, 2016

Media type:

Print (hardcover)

Pages:

96 pages

ISBN:

1506700721

 

Halo: Tales from Slipspace is an upcoming graphic novel anthology series by Dark Horse. It is set to be released on October 25, 2016.[1]

Official summary

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Content

Described as a spiritual successor to the Halo Graphic Novel, the graphic novel anthology features stories from Halo franchise development director Frank O'Connor and producer Tyler Jeffers, as well as famed comics creators like John Jackson Miller, Eric Nguyen, Simon Roy, Kody Chamberlain, Jonathan Wayshak, Alex Irvine, Jonathan Goff, Dave Crosland, and Halo: Escalation writer Duffy Boudreau.[2]

Something has Happened

Main article: Something has Happened

Written by Alex Irvine and drawn by Vasilis Lolos, it narrates the Flood infestation on the UNSC Spirit of Fire in January 2537.

Fireteam Majestic Poker Night

Main article: Fireteam Majestic Poker Night

Written and drawn by Kody Chamberlain.

On the Brink

Main article: On the Brink

Written by Duffy Boudreau and drawn by Jonathan Wayshak.

Undefeated

Main article: Undefeated

Written by John Jackson Miller and drawn by Eric Nguyen, Undefeated follows the story of a ship's crew during the events of Halo 5: Guardians.[3]

Hunting Party

Main article: Hunting Party

Written by Jonattan Goff and drawn by Simon Roy.

Knight takes Bishop

Main article: Knight takes Bishop

Written by Tyler Jeffers and drawn by Dave Crosland.

Dominion Splinter

Main article: Dominion Splinter

Written by Frank O'Connor and drawn by Marco Rudy, it follows Cortana' story after the end of Halo 4 and her encounter with the Domain.

Appearances

Note: The following subjects are listed based on released content and promotional artwork



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