Halo: Blood Line #1

Feb 2010 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

📊 ~10,551 copies sold its debut month

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Halo: Blood Line #1 (2010) kicks off with a high-stakes survival tale as a UNSC ship crashes on an unknown planet, leaving only four Spartans and the ship’s AI, Iona, to fight for their lives. When survivors from a crashed Covenant vessel launch a brutal assault, the Spartans are pushed to their limits—until a mysterious Forerunner machine suddenly intervenes. Written by Fred Van Lente and illustrated by Francis Portela, with colors by Ulises Arreola and letters by Nate Piekos and Blambot, the issue’s cover by Francis Portela captures the tension with a striking, atmospheric scene.

writer Fred Van Lente · artist, inker Francis Portela · colorist Ulises Arreola · letterer Nate Piekos · letterer Blambot · cover Francis Portela

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Full credits

writer Fred Van Lente

artist, inker Francis Portela

colorist Ulises Arreola

letterer Nate Piekos

letterer Blambot

cover pencils, inks Francis Portela

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A UNSC ship crashes on a planet; only the four Spartans aboard survive and with the ship's AI Iona attempt to understand where they are, but the survivors of a crashed Covenant ship attack them. Suddenly, the fight is interrupted by a Forerunner machine.

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