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'''Official Marvel Summary:''' | '''Official Marvel Summary:''' | ||
The Eisner Award-winning team of superscribe Brian Michael Bendis and artist extraordinaire Alex Maleev unleash an epic story of mankind's struggle against the alien threat of the Covenant. Picking up from the conclusion of blockbuster video game Halo 2, the must-read issue reveals how the Master Chief, while onboard a hostile ship headed towards Earth, is battling against Covenant forces! Intertwined with Master Chief's interstellar one-man-war is the saga of a great American city's rebellion and downfall, two disparate lives' collision and shared fate, and the Covenant's hunt for an ancient relic of untold power and value. With hope dwindling and the fate of humanity hanging by a thread, is there any chance for a future? Read this debut issue to start the journey into the Halo universe! | The Eisner Award-winning team of superscribe Brian Michael Bendis and artist extraordinaire Alex Maleev unleash an epic story of mankind's struggle against the alien threat of the [[Covenant]]. Picking up from the conclusion of blockbuster video game [[Halo 2]], the must-read issue reveals how the Master Chief, while onboard a hostile ship headed towards Earth, is battling against Covenant forces! Intertwined with [[Master Chief]]'s interstellar one-man-war is the saga of a great American city's rebellion and downfall, two disparate lives' collision and shared fate, and the Covenant's hunt for an ancient relic of untold power and value. With hope dwindling and the fate of humanity hanging by a thread, is there any chance for a future? Read this debut issue to start the journey into the [[Halo universe]]! | ||
[[Colonel Ackerson]] cracks under torture telling [[Brute]] forces over [[Mars]] where the [[Key of Osanalan]] is. | [[Colonel Ackerson]] cracks under torture telling [[Brute]] forces over [[Mars]] where the [[Key of Osanalan]] is. | ||
Revision as of 21:14, October 19, 2007
Template:Realworld Template:Book Info Halo: Uprising Issue One was released on August 22nd, 2007 and is the first of four in the Halo: Uprising series of comics.
Short Summary
Official Marvel Summary: The Eisner Award-winning team of superscribe Brian Michael Bendis and artist extraordinaire Alex Maleev unleash an epic story of mankind's struggle against the alien threat of the Covenant. Picking up from the conclusion of blockbuster video game Halo 2, the must-read issue reveals how the Master Chief, while onboard a hostile ship headed towards Earth, is battling against Covenant forces! Intertwined with Master Chief's interstellar one-man-war is the saga of a great American city's rebellion and downfall, two disparate lives' collision and shared fate, and the Covenant's hunt for an ancient relic of untold power and value. With hope dwindling and the fate of humanity hanging by a thread, is there any chance for a future? Read this debut issue to start the journey into the Halo universe!
Colonel Ackerson cracks under torture telling Brute forces over Mars where the Key of Osanalan is.
The Covenant come to Cleveland, capture Humans and round them up in the baseball stadium (real-life Jacobs Field) asking for the key. The main protagonist knows where it is.
The Master Chief starts off in a Ghost in the Forerunner Ship kicking tail, disembarks then fights a little bit through the ship then is shot by a half a dozen Hunters and is captured by Covenant Loyalists, asking where the key is.
Reprinted Edition
On 27 August 2007, Marvel announced that they will be reprinting Halo: Uprising Issue 1 on the release date of the second issue with a special black and white version of the cover.[1]
Major Characters
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Credits
- Alex Maleev - Penciling, Inking, and Coloring
- Chris Eliopoulos - Lettering
- Brian Micheal Bendis -Author
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Halo: Uprising comic series Issue 1 |
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