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Dark Horse Comics is an American comic book and manga publisher, founded in 1986.[1]
Halo comics
In 2013, Dark Horse partnered with 343 Industries to take over publication of Halo comics. The first of these comics, Halo: Initiation, a new three-issue limited series written by Brian Reed and Marco Castiello, was released on August 14, 2013. On December 11, 2013, the first part of Halo: Escalation, a new series written by Christopher Schlerf, Brian Reed, and Duffy Boudreau, was published.
Halo replicas
Highly detailed miniature ship replicas are released by Dark Horse Deluxe, a division of Dark Horse Comics that produces collectible merchandise.
The 6" replica of the D79-TC Pelican dropship
The Bronze Pelican exclusive to San Diego Comic Con
The Grey Pelican exclusive to GameStop
The 9" long replica of the UNSC Infinity
The 7" long replica of the Truth and Reconciliation
The 8" long replica of the Template:UNSCship
The 6" replica of the ONI Acrisius
The 5.5" replica of the Type-54 Banshee
The 6" replica of the Z-1800 Phaeton
The 8" long replica of the UNSC Spirit of Fire
- Temple Banshee
