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{{Title|''Halo: Rise of Atriox Issue 4''}} | {{Title|''Halo: Rise of Atriox Issue 4''}} | ||
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==Official summary== | ==Official summary== | ||
{{Article | {{Article quote|[[Atriox]] and his [[Banished]] forces are seemingly interrupted while assaulting a [[UNSC]] forward base by a [[Covenant separatists|Covenant]] [[Enduring Conviction|warship]] led by the [[Shipmaster]] [[Let 'Volir]]. With the Banished forces pushed back, Let 'Volir is able to capture Atriox. But before the Shipmaster can claim victory, Atriox presents him with an offer and reveals that he has other plans for 'Volir, his ship, and its crew.}} | ||
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
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==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
=== | ===Tristan Jones artwork=== | ||
Originally, the issue's artist would be Tristan Jones, where he started in June 2017.<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/872042292483284992 ''Twitter'', Tristan Jones - "And given I'm finishing one thing this week and starting Halo next week, next year should be a good year ;)"]</ref> During the time he worked on the issue he regularly posted updates on his work,<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/890179168008232960 ''Twitter'', , Tristan Jones - "Shipmaster!!"]</ref> showcasing that he made a 3D map to keep track of geography, choreography and to experiment with shots.<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/890481887352766465 ''Twitter'', Tristan Jones - "Here's a shot of 3D map I have built for the Halo comic. This helps me keep track of geography, choreography and experiment with shots."]</ref> | Originally, the issue's artist would be Tristan Jones, where he started in June 2017.<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/872042292483284992 ''Twitter'', Tristan Jones - "And given I'm finishing one thing this week and starting Halo next week, next year should be a good year ;)"]</ref> During the time he worked on the issue he regularly posted updates on his work,<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/890179168008232960 ''Twitter'', , Tristan Jones - "Shipmaster!!"]</ref> showcasing that he made a 3D map to keep track of geography, choreography and to experiment with shots.<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/890481887352766465 ''Twitter'', Tristan Jones - "Here's a shot of 3D map I have built for the Halo comic. This helps me keep track of geography, choreography and experiment with shots."]</ref> | ||
Tristan Jones left the project due to creative differences,<ref>[http://australiancomicsjournal.com/wp/interview-tristan-jones/ ''AustralianComicsJournal'', INTERVIEW: Tristan Jones] (Link defunct, archive on [https://web.archive.org/web/20180327080521/http://australiancomicsjournal.com/wp/interview-tristan-jones/ Archive.org])</ref> this left Dark Horse and 343 Industries ended up doing an slight adjustment in Issue 4's creative lineup, replacing Tristan with Hayden Sherman. The announcement of the change was made in October 26, 2017, more than one and a half month before the releasing of Issue 4.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/repeat-revolution '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''Halo Community Update: Repeat Revolution'']</ref> According to Tristan, he "wasn't in a good place when it was happening",<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/1059767581173735424 ''Twitter'', Tristan Jones - "One of these days I'll show off the pages from the Halo comic I was working on before I quit comics full time. Not that the comic was hell, I just wasn't in a good place when it was happening, but in spite of not being a Halo person, I was pretty fuckin' into some of those pages."]</ref> but if he was working on Halo again, he would be the one writing it, and it would be removed from the direct game tie-in process.<ref>[https://twitter.com/WallMeatJones/status/1169754562573430785 ''Twitter'', Tristan Jones - "I was never much of a Halo game guy ( I LOVED Reach though) but drawing those creatures was a lot of fun. That panel in particular is a personal fave! I’d do it again, but if have to be the one writing it and it’d have to be removed from any kind of direct game tie-in process."]</ref> | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:HROA Citadel 3D.jpg|3D map of the Citadel. | File:HROA Citadel 3D.jpg|3D map of the Citadel. | ||
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File:Hroa4 surprise.png| | File:Hroa4 surprise.png| | ||
File:Hroa4 mess.png| | File:Hroa4 mess.png| | ||
File: | File:HRoA4_Volir_Great Schism.png|A flashback to the Great Schism's onset, depicting the Sangheili fighting against the Jiralhanae. | ||
File:HRoA - Arkad Nar 'Kulul.jpg|Fleetmaster Arkad Nar 'Kulul | File:HRoA - Arkad Nar 'Kulul.jpg|Fleetmaster Arkad Nar 'Kulul | ||
File:Arkad2.png|The ''Enduring Conviction'' seen by its Sangheili-led fleet | File:Arkad2.png|The ''Enduring Conviction'' seen by its Sangheili-led fleet | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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