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*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]]. | *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. | ||
*John is shown having a nightmare while sleeping aboard the [[Laden]]; in the novel he merely dreams of [[gravball]] and a coin spinning in the air. | |||
*In Issue 3, [[John-117|John]] pushes [[Samuel-034|Sam]] out of the line of fire and is wounded during the [[assault on Eridanus Secundus]]. In the novel, John is merely grazed by a lucky shot. | *In Issue 3, [[John-117|John]] pushes [[Samuel-034|Sam]] out of the line of fire and is wounded during the [[assault on Eridanus Secundus]]. In the novel, John is merely grazed by a lucky shot. | ||
*The specifics of the Spartans' capture of Colonel Watts differs from the novel. In the comic book, Watts is shown entering a safe room before the Spartans capture him, which does not occur in the novel. The crate Watts is forced into is thrown off his apartment's balcony in the comic, whereas in the novel, the Spartans slide it down by a rope. | *The specifics of the Spartans' capture of Colonel Watts differs from the novel. In the comic book, Watts is shown entering a safe room before the Spartans capture him, which does not occur in the novel. The crate Watts is forced into is thrown off his apartment's balcony in the comic, whereas in the novel, the Spartans slide it down by a rope. | ||