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Halo: Initiation Issue 1
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Attribution information

Author(s):

  • Brian Reed (writer)
  • Marco Castiello (artist)
  • Michael Atiyeh (colorist)
  • John Liberto (cover artist)
  • Terry Dodson, Rachael Dodson (variant cover artists)
Publication information

Publisher:

Dark Horse Comics

Publication date:

August 14, 2013

 

Halo: Initiation Issue 1 was released on August 14, 2013 and is the first of three in the Halo: Initiation series of comics.[1]

Official summary

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Plot synopsis

In January 2553, Commander Musa-096, a former SPARTAN-II, has arranged an audience with several admirals in HIGHCOM Facility Bravo-6. Despite reprehending the morality of the SPARTAN-II Program, Musa stresses the importance of the Spartans in the Covenant War and argues that they are still necessary, revealing that he has created a new generation of the supersoldiers. Three months earlier, in October 2552, a group of ODSTs, including Sarah Palmer, are deployed on a planet under Covenant attack. On the surface, Admiral Kovalic, protecting an important AI, is heading to an extraction point, but his Warthog is attacked by a Jiralhanae Chieftain. Palmer's drop pod lands nearby and she defends Kovalic from the Chieftain and other Covenant forces converging on their position. Even though she is wounded by a Needler shard, Palmer eventually kills the Chieftain and saves the admiral. Three months later, while still recovering in a UNSC medical facility, Palmer is visited by Jun-A266, who invites her to join the SPARTAN-IV Program.

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Preceded by
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Halo: Initiation comic series
Issue 1
Succeeded by
Issue 2

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