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The Bridge is Built
posted by Anonymous on June 30, 2008
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Well...
Sure it would be cool to have these panels framed as lithographs but a couple good panels, dosnt make average art great. Now the story on the other hand is quite below average, it is split between the narratives of The Master Chief, a hotel concierge called Ruwan and his popstar friend.
Now the Ruwan/Popstar storyline I am sorry to say is unbelievable boring,
mutiple times while reading I would get actually slightly interested by the exploits of the Chief, only to turn the page and find the book back to the boring Ruwan. Personally if Brian had wanted to make a good comic, he should have just had Alex draw page after page of The Chief blowing the crap out of covenant eye candy, with light dialogue. Now sure this might have not been the most sophisticated way to tell a story, but it would have been much better than the stupid Ruwan storyline, that makes the Chief storyline feel as if it were tacked on as an afterthought, something which should be the other way around. Now despite all this if you enjoy the halo universe you will probably enjoy this book just dont come expecting much, and you will be satisfied - CMShow Less
posted by CHRISTOPHER-MATHESON on March 3, 2010
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THE NEXT SERIES!!!!!!!!!!!
I cant wait till it comes out, you see I played Halo 1 then 2 and wondered what happened before they came back to Earth. So when I was wanting to know I started looking for some books about Halo but couldn't find any until I walked into Barns and Noble then I found it. Once I started reading it I COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN, I MEAN IT WAS NONSTOP ACTION AND THINGS HAPPENED YOU WOULDN'T THINK WOULD HAPPEN. The first Halo book I read was Halo First Strike and well after that I continued to buy the Halo books. Each book is more surprising than the last too me. Which means to me this will be even better than the last, and for all those Halo game fanatics out there you will find out what the Master Chief looks like and who his family so called family is.
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Anonymous
Posted June 30, 2008
The Bridge is Built
The Halo Universe is a never ending expasion of the games. The Mini-Series Uprising is a perfect example of the expansion of the games, building a gap between the ending of Halo 2 to the beginning of Halo 3. I believe, 100%, that this series will please the most die hard Halo fan as all other Halo subjects have!
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I am a huge fan of the Halo series, I have played every installment, and own almost every book, currently I own all of them except for the graphic novels prompting me to put this on my christmas list, so here I am owning the book, I have finished it, and well I am sad to say I am a bit dissapointed. First off the art is average, its not great, its not poor either, its just on par one could say, despite this every once in a while I would come across a one or two page ''Splash'' panel that I would find somewhat cool, but aside from that the art is overall quite unremarkable.
Sure it would be cool to have these panels framed as lithographs but a couple good panels, dosnt make average art great. Now the story on the other hand is quite below average, it is split between the narratives of The Master Chief, a hotel concierge called Ruwan and his popstar friend.
Now the Ruwan/Popstar storyline I am sorry to say is unbelievable boring,
mutiple times while reading I would get actually slightly interested by the exploits of the Chief, only to turn the page and find the book back to the boring Ruwan. Personally if Brian had wanted to make a good comic, he should have just had Alex draw page after page of The Chief blowing the crap out of covenant eye candy, with light dialogue. Now sure this might have not been the most sophisticated way to tell a story, but it would have been much better than the stupid Ruwan storyline, that makes the Chief storyline feel as if it were tacked on as an afterthought, something which should be the other way around. Now despite all this if you enjoy the halo universe you will probably enjoy this book just dont come expecting much, and you will be satisfied - CM1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted April 24, 2012
Forget the Comic Books.
How can I avoid (Comic Books), when I just want to read?
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stoneboy1169
Posted May 2, 2010
Not the best they came out with
Well honestly I was very excited to buy this book at the very frist day so I did. wow was I disapointed how the whole story line just turned out to be and what makes it worst it has nothing to do with the chief or any other spartan. waist of time if you ask me.
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Terrible!
I am a die hard halo fan but this story has nothing 2 do with the halo timeline. Besides the gap between part 1 & 2 of the game. And the chief is barely in the story. Its mostly about a really flamboyant guy and some slutty celebrity. So ill just come out and say it this book sucks! Its a waste of time and money. And if you like halo it doesnt do the franchise justice. The art isn't really good and the story kind of sucks.
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Anonymous
Posted October 17, 2009
IT was a good read, for us Halo Buffs
The plot is not something you look for expectantly from literature related to video games. They did do a better than average job on that front in this series. What really counts is the art, and the details especially of the Covenant forces. Everything looks bad ass. I personally did enjoy the rendering of future contemporary cities. I always try to look for that in sci fi lit. and see if it's something that would stand up to "reality", or if it came out of George Lucas' communal Hukkka.
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apanteva
Posted September 6, 2009
This is good art
The author is bulgarian so am I. I am proud of his drowings and his extracrdinary imagination
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kihp
Posted August 15, 2009
great graphic novel
anybody who loves the halo mythos will love this story.
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Anonymous
Posted May 9, 2008
oh wow
I cant belive there is goin to be a book that tells you this, i recently finished the first halo trilogy books, you know THE FLOOD, FIRST STRIKE, FALL OF REACH, and i want to get the graphic novel, but i am so goin tto get this. i recomend to people who play halo so they know what the heck's going on.
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