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{{Title|''Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp''}}
{{Title|''Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp''}}
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|writer=[[Brian Reed]]
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|artist=*Felix Ruiz (pencils, inks)
*Val Staples (colors)
*Val Staples (colors)
*Nate Piekos (letters)
*Nate Piekos (letters)
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'''''Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp''''' is the first story arc in ''[[Halo: Fall of Reach]]'', a comic-book adaptation of the first ''[[Halo universe|Halo]]'' novel, ''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach|Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'' published by [[Marvel Comics]].<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/transmissions/article/2010-06-22--Marvel-Comics-to-Adapt-The-Fall-of-Reach-This-September '''Halo Waypoint''': Marvel Comics to Adapt ''The Fall of Reach'' this September]</ref>  
'''''Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp''''' is the first story arc in ''[[Halo: Fall of Reach]]'', a comic-book adaptation of the first ''[[Halo universe|Halo]]'' novel, ''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'' published by [[Marvel Comics]].<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/transmissions/article/2010-06-22--Marvel-Comics-to-Adapt-The-Fall-of-Reach-This-September '''Halo Waypoint''': Marvel Comics to Adapt ''The Fall of Reach'' this September]</ref>  


Consisting of four issues, ''Boot Camp'' chronicles the childhood of future [[SPARTAN-II program|SPARTAN-II]] commander [[John-117]] as he is kidnapped and thrown into the elite supersoldier program early on in the 26th century. The story arc culminates in the Spartans' first real mission, an [[Assault on Eridanus Secundus|operation]] to capture the rebel [[Colonel]] [[Robert Watts]] at their hidden asteroid base, [[Eridanus Secundus]]. As with the rest of the adaptation, ''Boot Camp'' largely follows the plot of the original novel, though some events have been omitted. In turn, a new subplot which further explores the [[Insurrectionist|Eridanus rebels]] and their leader, [[Robert Watts|Colonel Robert Watts]], has been added. For a full list of the differences, see [[List of changes in Halo: Fall of Reach|list of changes in ''Halo: Fall of Reach'']].
Consisting of four issues, ''Boot Camp'' chronicles the childhood of future [[SPARTAN-II program|SPARTAN-II]] commander [[John-117]] as he is kidnapped and thrown into the elite supersoldier program early on in the 26th century. The story arc culminates in the Spartans' first real mission, an [[Assault on Eridanus Secundus|operation]] to capture the rebel [[Colonel]] [[Robert Watts]] at their hidden asteroid base, [[Eridanus Secundus]]. As with the rest of the adaptation, ''Boot Camp'' largely follows the plot of the original novel, though some events have been omitted. In turn, a new subplot which further explores the [[Insurrectionist|Eridanus rebels]] and their leader, [[Robert Watts|Colonel Robert Watts]], has been added. For a full list of the differences, see [[List of changes in Halo: Fall of Reach|list of changes in ''Halo: Fall of Reach'']].
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[[File:Boot Camp 1 cover.jpg|100px|right]]
[[File:Boot Camp 1 cover.jpg|100px|right]]
'''Official summary:'''
'''Official summary:'''
{{Article Quote|THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGAN… Before he was Master Chief, he was John -- a boy stolen from his parents and conscripted into the SPARTAN II program on the fortress world of Reach. These are desperate times in the human colonies, with galactic civil war just a heartbeat away...and only Dr. Catherine Halsey understands the terrible price humanity must pay to keep from destroying itself.}}
{{Article quote|THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGAN… Before he was Master Chief, he was John -- a boy stolen from his parents and conscripted into the SPARTAN II program on the fortress world of Reach. These are desperate times in the human colonies, with galactic civil war just a heartbeat away...and only Dr. Catherine Halsey understands the terrible price humanity must pay to keep from destroying itself.}}


'''Synopsis'''<br>
'''Synopsis'''<br>
The first issue opens with the battle over [[Eridanus II]] during [[Operation: TREBUCHET]] in [[2513]] and the rebels' escape from the planet. The story then jumps four years forward, as the shuttle ''[[Han]]'' arrives in the [[Eridanus system]] with [[Catherine Elizabeth Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] and [[Lieutenant, Junior Grade|Lt.]] [[Jacob Keyes]] onboard. In [[Elysium City]] on [[Eridanus II]], they observe the boy who will later become [[John-117]]. A month later, the Spartan conscripts, having each been kidnapped and brought to Reach, are rounded up as Halsey tells them of their conscription to the SPARTAN-II project. Later, Halsey is seen drinking in her apartment, when she receives a message from [[Vice Admiral]] [[Ysionris Jeromi]], regarding the risks involved in the planned [[SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures]].
The first issue opens with the battle over [[Eridanus II]] during [[Operation: TREBUCHET]] in [[2513]] and the rebels' escape from the planet. The story then jumps four years forward, as the shuttle ''[[Han]]'' arrives in the [[Eridanus system]] with Dr. [[Catherine Halsey]] and [[Lieutenant, Junior Grade|Lt.]] [[Jacob Keyes]] onboard. In [[Elysium City]] on [[Eridanus II]], they observe the boy who will later become [[John-117]]. A month later, the Spartan conscripts, having each been kidnapped and brought to Reach, are rounded up as Halsey tells them of their conscription to the SPARTAN-II project. Later, Halsey is seen drinking in her apartment, when she receives a message from [[Vice Admiral]] [[Ysionris Jeromi]], regarding the risks involved in the planned [[SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures]].
{{Clear}}
{{Clear}}
===Issue 2===
===Issue 2===
[[File:Boot Camp Issue 2.jpg|100px|right]]
[[File:Boot Camp Issue 2.jpg|100px|right]]
'''Official summary:'''
'''Official summary:'''
{{Article Quote|Stolen from their families and conscripted by the military, John-117 and the other child SPARTAN recruits are lost in the wilderness, out-manned and outgunned! Brian Reed (SIEGE: FRONT LINE) and Felix Ruiz (THE URANIAN) take the HALO legend to new heights with this origin story of Master Chief!}}
{{Article quote|Stolen from their families and conscripted by the military, John-117 and the other child SPARTAN recruits are lost in the wilderness, out-manned and outgunned! Brian Reed (SIEGE: FRONT LINE) and Felix Ruiz (THE URANIAN) take the HALO legend to new heights with this origin story of Master Chief!}}


'''Synopsis'''<br>
'''Synopsis'''<br>
The second issue focuses on [[SPARTAN-II training|the training]] of the SPARTAN-IIs. John and the other recruits are woken up and are put through various exercises by [[Chief Petty Officer|CPO]] [[Franklin Mendez]]. Afterward, they are taught of the [[Battle of Thermopylae]] by [[Déjà]] in the [[Reach Naval Academy]]. A UNSC transport vessel is then shown exiting slipspace and soon being boarded by rebels near Eridanus II. The narrative then returns to the Spartan trainees, who are dropped into the [[Military Wilderness Training Preserve]] on Reach and are given a mission to find a way to the extraction point, each on their own. The Spartans team up, and with John on the lead, seize a dropship and use it to return to the base. After the incident, John is promoted squad leader by Chief Mendez.
The second issue focuses on [[SPARTAN-II training|the training]] of the SPARTAN-IIs. John and the other recruits are woken up and are put through various exercises by [[Chief Petty Officer|CPO]] [[Franklin Mendez]]. Afterward, they are taught of the [[Wikipedia:Battle of Thermopylae|Battle of Thermopylae]] by [[Déjà]] in the [[Reach Naval Academy]]. A UNSC transport vessel is then shown exiting slipspace and soon being boarded by rebels near Eridanus II. The narrative then returns to the Spartan trainees, who are dropped into the [[Military Wilderness Training Preserve]] on Reach and are given a mission to find a way to the extraction point, each on their own. The Spartans team up, and with John on the lead, seize a dropship and use it to return to the base. After the incident, John is promoted squad leader by Chief Mendez.
{{Clear}}
{{Clear}}
===Issue 3===
===Issue 3===
[[File:Boot Camp Issue 3.jpg|100px|right]]
[[File:Boot Camp Issue 3.jpg|100px|right]]
'''Official summary:'''
'''Official summary:'''
{{Article Quote|As boot camp continues for the Spartans, the stakes are raised ever higher, tasking the young soldiers in body and in mind. But when it comes time for them to undergo the painful, experimental and highly dangerous process of augmentation, the only thing they can do to win is to survive.}}
{{Article quote|As boot camp continues for the Spartans, the stakes are raised ever higher, tasking the young soldiers in body and in mind. But when it comes time for them to undergo the painful, experimental and highly dangerous process of augmentation, the only thing they can do to win is to survive.}}


'''Synopsis'''<br>
'''Synopsis'''<br>
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[[File:FoR_bootcamp_4.jpg|100px|right]]
'''Official summary:'''
'''Official summary:'''
{{Article Quote|As the Spartans training is put to the ultimate test, John must overcome his greatest challenge yet to neutralize the threat of the insurrectionists to the UNSC. But even if they can survive this current onslaught, a greater, fiercer and deadlier foe is lurking¦ one which will redefine John's entire universe! Don't miss the thrilling climax of BOOTCAMP!}}
{{Article quote|As the Spartans training is put to the ultimate test, John must overcome his greatest challenge yet to neutralize the threat of the insurrectionists to the UNSC. But even if they can survive this current onslaught, a greater, fiercer and deadlier foe is lurking¦ one which will redefine John's entire universe! Don't miss the thrilling climax of BOOTCAMP!}}


'''Synopsis'''<br>
'''Synopsis'''<br>
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*[[Beowulf]]
*[[Beowulf]]
*[[Catherine Halsey]]
*[[Catherine Halsey]]
*[[Déjà‎]]
*[[Déjà]]
*[[Franklin Mendez]]
*[[Franklin Mendez]]
*[[Michael Stanforth]]
*[[Michael Stanforth]]
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*[[Eridanus system]]
*[[Eridanus system]]
**[[Eridanus II]]
**[[Eridanus II]]
***[[Eridanus II space docks]] {{1st}}
***[[Elysium City]]
***[[Elysium City]]
****[[Elysium City Primary Education Facility Number 119]]
****[[Elysium City Primary Education Facility Number 119]]
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*[[Lambda Serpentis system]]
*[[Lambda Serpentis system]]
*Greece
*Greece
**[[Sparta]] {{Mo}}
**[[Wikipedia:Sparta|Sparta]] {{Mo}}


|title-3=Events|
|title-3=Events|
*[[Assault on Eridanus Secundus]]
*[[Operation: TALON]]
*[[Battle of Thermopylae]]
*[[Wikipedia:Battle of Thermopylae|Battle of Thermopylae]]
*[[Operation: TREBUCHET]]
*[[Operation: TREBUCHET]]
*[[SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures]]
*[[Project ASTER]]


|title-4=Organizations|
|title-4=Organizations|
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|title-5=Vehicles|
|title-5=Vehicles|
*[[Albatross]]
*{{Class|Charon|light frigate}}
**{{UNSCShip|Journeyman}} {{Mo}}
*[[D20 Heron]]
*[[D77-TC Pelican]]
*[[D77-TC Pelican]]
*''[[Gateway]]''
*''[[Gateway (ship)|Gateway]]''
*[[D96-TCE Albatross]]
*{{Class|Epoch|heavy carrier}}
**{{UNSCShip|Atlas}}
*{{Class|Halberd|destroyer}}
**{{UNSCShip|Pioneer}}
*{{Class|Halcyon|cruiser}}
*{{Class|Halcyon|cruiser}}
*[[Diplomatic shuttle]]
*{{Class|Vancouver|courier}}
**''[[Han]]''
**''[[Han]]''
*{{Class|Parabola|freighter}}
*{{Class|Parabola|freighter}}
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*{{Class|Marathon|cruiser}}
*{{Class|Marathon|cruiser}}
*[[Orbital defense platform|Orbital Defense Platform]]
*[[Orbital defense platform|Orbital Defense Platform]]
*[[Pod]]
*[[Tractor unit]]
*[[Tractor unit]]
*[[UNSC carrier]]
*{{UNSCShip|Antaeus}} {{C|Easter egg-only}}
**{{UNSCShip|Atlas}}
*{{UNSCShip|Dartmouth}} {{1st}}
*{{UNSCShip|Dartmouth}} {{1st}}
*[[UNSC destroyer]]
**{{UNSCShip|Pioneer}}
*[[UNSC frigate]]
*[[UNSC frigate]]
**''[[Iliad]]''
**''[[Iliad]]''
**{{UNSCShip|Journeyman}} {{Mo}}
*[[UNSC shield generator ship]]


|title-6=Weapons|
|title-6=Weapons|
*[[Combat knife]]
*[[Combat knife]]
*[[HMG-38]]
*[[HMG-38 heavy machine gun]]
*[[Humbler stun device]]
*[[Humbler stun device]]
*[[MA2B Individual Combat Weapon System|MA2B Assault Rifle]]
*[[MA2B Individual Combat Weapon System|MA2B Assault Rifle]]
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The shadow of John-117 in a [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark VI|MJOLNIR Mark VI]] armor seen on Issue 1's cover seems to be roughly based off of a [[:File:HailToTheChief.jpg|screenshot]] of ''[[Halo 3]]'' released by [[Bungie]].
*The shadow of John-117 in a [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark VI|MJOLNIR Mark VI]] armor seen on Issue 1's cover seems to be roughly based off of a [[:File:HailToTheChief.jpg|screenshot]] of ''[[Halo 3]]'' released by [[Bungie]].
*The ancient Greek [[Sparta|Spartan]] soldiers depicted in the hologram of [[Battle of Thermopylae|Thermopylae]] resemble the Spartans of the ''300'' comic and film series by Frank Miller, not as the heavily armored hoplites they were historically.
*The ancient Greek [[Wikipedia:Sparta|Sparta]]n soldiers depicted in the hologram of [[Wikipedia:Battle of Thermopylae|Battle of Thermopylae|Thermopylae]] resemble the Spartans of the ''300'' comic and film series by Frank Miller, not as the heavily armored hoplites they were historically.
*In Issue 4, Linda-058's bodysuit is incorrectly labeled with the tag [[Malcolm-059|059]].
*In Issue 4, Linda-058's bodysuit is incorrectly labeled with the tag [[Malcolm-059|059]].
*In the comic, the population of Harvest is said to be three million, despite ''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' listing the said population as a mere 300,000. Since ''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]'' also lists the population as three million, it can be assumed that the 300,000 number in ''Contact Harvest'' has since been ignored.
*In the comic, the population of Harvest is said to be three million, despite ''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'' listing the said population as a mere 300,000. Since ''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]'' also lists the population as three million, it can be assumed that the 300,000 number in ''Contact Harvest'' has since been ignored.
*In the series, John-117's face is fully shown only as a child. In scenes which depict him as an adolescent, his face is mostly obscured, most often by shadows or view angles. In the funeral ceremony after the SPARTAN-II augmentations in Issue #3, most of his face is covered by bandages.
*In the series, John-117's face is fully shown only as a child. In scenes which depict him as an adolescent, his face is mostly obscured, most often by shadows or view angles. In the funeral ceremony after the SPARTAN-II augmentations in Issue #3, most of his face is covered by bandages.
*In the second issue, the [[Unidentified captain (UNSC Dartmouth)|captain]] of the {{UNSCship|Dartmouth}} retrieves several shotguns from a [[cryo chamber]]. In the first two panels, the shotguns appear to be [[M45 Tactical Shotgun|M45s]], though they resemble [[M90 Close Assault Weapon System|M90s]] in subsequent panels.
*In the second issue, the [[Unidentified captain (UNSC Dartmouth)|captain]] of the {{UNSCShip|Dartmouth}} retrieves several shotguns from a [[cryo chamber]]. In the first two panels, the shotguns appear to be [[M45 Tactical Shotgun|M45s]], though they resemble [[M90 Close Assault Weapon System|M90s]] in subsequent panels.


==Sources==
==Sources==
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  Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp  
Halo FoR - Hardcover.jpeg

Publisher:

Marvel Comics, 343 Industries

Publication date:

Issue 1: September 15, 2010
Issue 2: October 20, 2010[1]
Issue 3: November 24, 2010[2]
Issue 4: February 23, 2011[3]
Hardcover collection: March 30, 2011

Writer(s):

Brian Reed

Artist(s):

  • Felix Ruiz (pencils, inks)
  • Val Staples (colors)
  • Nate Piekos (letters)

Length:

4 issues

ISBN:

078515146X

 

Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp is the first story arc in Halo: Fall of Reach, a comic-book adaptation of the first Halo novel, Halo: The Fall of Reach published by Marvel Comics.[4]

Consisting of four issues, Boot Camp chronicles the childhood of future SPARTAN-II commander John-117 as he is kidnapped and thrown into the elite supersoldier program early on in the 26th century. The story arc culminates in the Spartans' first real mission, an operation to capture the rebel Colonel Robert Watts at their hidden asteroid base, Eridanus Secundus. As with the rest of the adaptation, Boot Camp largely follows the plot of the original novel, though some events have been omitted. In turn, a new subplot which further explores the Eridanus rebels and their leader, Colonel Robert Watts, has been added. For a full list of the differences, see list of changes in Halo: Fall of Reach.

Boot Camp is succeeded by two additional story arcs; Covenant and Invasion.

Issues[edit]

Issue 1[edit]

Boot Camp 1 cover.jpg

Official summary:

“ THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGAN… Before he was Master Chief, he was John -- a boy stolen from his parents and conscripted into the SPARTAN II program on the fortress world of Reach. These are desperate times in the human colonies, with galactic civil war just a heartbeat away...and only Dr. Catherine Halsey understands the terrible price humanity must pay to keep from destroying itself. ”

Synopsis
The first issue opens with the battle over Eridanus II during Operation: TREBUCHET in 2513 and the rebels' escape from the planet. The story then jumps four years forward, as the shuttle Han arrives in the Eridanus system with Dr. Catherine Halsey and Lt. Jacob Keyes onboard. In Elysium City on Eridanus II, they observe the boy who will later become John-117. A month later, the Spartan conscripts, having each been kidnapped and brought to Reach, are rounded up as Halsey tells them of their conscription to the SPARTAN-II project. Later, Halsey is seen drinking in her apartment, when she receives a message from Vice Admiral Ysionris Jeromi, regarding the risks involved in the planned SPARTAN-II augmentation procedures.

Issue 2[edit]

Boot Camp Issue 2.jpg

Official summary:

“ Stolen from their families and conscripted by the military, John-117 and the other child SPARTAN recruits are lost in the wilderness, out-manned and outgunned! Brian Reed (SIEGE: FRONT LINE) and Felix Ruiz (THE URANIAN) take the HALO legend to new heights with this origin story of Master Chief! ”

Synopsis
The second issue focuses on the training of the SPARTAN-IIs. John and the other recruits are woken up and are put through various exercises by CPO Franklin Mendez. Afterward, they are taught of the Battle of Thermopylae by Déjà in the Reach Naval Academy. A UNSC transport vessel is then shown exiting slipspace and soon being boarded by rebels near Eridanus II. The narrative then returns to the Spartan trainees, who are dropped into the Military Wilderness Training Preserve on Reach and are given a mission to find a way to the extraction point, each on their own. The Spartans team up, and with John on the lead, seize a dropship and use it to return to the base. After the incident, John is promoted squad leader by Chief Mendez.

Issue 3[edit]

Boot Camp Issue 3.jpg

Official summary:

“ As boot camp continues for the Spartans, the stakes are raised ever higher, tasking the young soldiers in body and in mind. But when it comes time for them to undergo the painful, experimental and highly dangerous process of augmentation, the only thing they can do to win is to survive. ”

Synopsis
The third issue begins with the funeral ceremony for those who died in the SPARTAN-II augmentations, aboard the UNSC carrier Atlas. Several months later, Halsey and Mendez arrive at one of Reach's abandoned titanium mines where the Spartans are training against UNSC personnel wearing Mark I Prototype Exoskeletons. Soon after, the Spartans are assigned to their first real mission: to capture Colonel Robert Watts, who is hiding somewhere in the Eridanus asteroid belt. After being briefed onboard the UNSC Pioneer, the Spartans sneak aboard the freighter Laden and manage to get inside the rebel-controlled asteroid habitat, Eridanus Secundus. The issue ends as the Spartans assault Watts' private residence inside the base.

Issue 4[edit]

FoR bootcamp 4.jpg

Official summary:

“ As the Spartans training is put to the ultimate test, John must overcome his greatest challenge yet to neutralize the threat of the insurrectionists to the UNSC. But even if they can survive this current onslaught, a greater, fiercer and deadlier foe is lurking¦ one which will redefine John's entire universe! Don't miss the thrilling climax of BOOTCAMP! ”

Synopsis
The fourth issue opens with Blue Team capturing Colonel Watts and stuffing him into a sealed storage crate. The Spartans then rappel down the building and escape via a tram as more insurrectionists arrive. The team arrives at the station's docking bay, where they split up, with Samuel-034 planting explosives on the main door and Linda-058 covering the rest of the team as Kelly, John and Fred get Watts onboard a Pelican. Once everyone is aboard, Sam blows the doors open and the Spartans escape Eridanus Secundus just as the entire hangar bay is depressurized.

Several weeks later, the Spartans gather inside the secure briefing room of Reach's UNSC military complex. Vice Admiral Stanforth arrives to brief them on a new threat; a remote farming world known as Harvest has been reduced to ash by an alien hegemony that calls itself the Covenant. The issue ends with a message by the Prophet of Regret, proclaiming humanity's destruction.

Appearances[edit]

Characters

Locations

Events

Organizations

Vehicles

Weapons

Technology

Other



Trivia[edit]

  • The shadow of John-117 in a MJOLNIR Mark VI armor seen on Issue 1's cover seems to be roughly based off of a screenshot of Halo 3 released by Bungie.
  • The ancient Greek Spartan soldiers depicted in the hologram of Battle of Thermopylae|Thermopylae resemble the Spartans of the 300 comic and film series by Frank Miller, not as the heavily armored hoplites they were historically.
  • In Issue 4, Linda-058's bodysuit is incorrectly labeled with the tag 059.
  • In the comic, the population of Harvest is said to be three million, despite Halo: Contact Harvest listing the said population as a mere 300,000. Since Halo: The Essential Visual Guide also lists the population as three million, it can be assumed that the 300,000 number in Contact Harvest has since been ignored.
  • In the series, John-117's face is fully shown only as a child. In scenes which depict him as an adolescent, his face is mostly obscured, most often by shadows or view angles. In the funeral ceremony after the SPARTAN-II augmentations in Issue #3, most of his face is covered by bandages.
  • In the second issue, the captain of the UNSC Dartmouth retrieves several shotguns from a cryo chamber. In the first two panels, the shotguns appear to be M45s, though they resemble M90s in subsequent panels.

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ Marvel.com: Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp (2010) #2
  2. ^ Marvel.com: Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp (2010) #3
  3. ^ Marvel.com: Halo: Fall of Reach - Boot Camp (2010) #4
  4. ^ Halo Waypoint: Marvel Comics to Adapt The Fall of Reach this September
Preceded by
None 		Halo: Fall of Reach comic series
Boot Camp 		Succeeded by
Covenant

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List of Halo comic series and issues

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