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January 21, 2011 Link to this post
Showin' The Halo Love
Dan Baker's been a Halo fan for quite some time - in 2007 he built a display for his action figures, and in 2008 he started work on a very high-quality Halo comic. He got in touch today with information about three new Halo-related projects - Marine outfits for his kids this past Halloween, a very cool Spike Grenade for his brother this Christmas, and a metal sign he's selling at Etsy. Visit this page for details about all three of these projects! (I'm thinkin' seriously about that sign...) (Louis Wu 20:05:12 UTC)
July 9, 2009 Link to this post
Dan Baker's Halo Comic is back
Whoa, cool. We haven't heard from Dan Baker since late March, 2008 - he was recreating the story of Alpha Halo, with all new artwork - but he's back now, with a new page (thanks, UNSC_Trooper), and apparently is ready to pick up the pace again! (Louis Wu 19:02:47 UTC)
March 30, 2008 Link to this post
Consider the casket... unsealed.
Dan Baker has stepped up the pace on his Halo comic - Page 3 has been finished, Page 4 has a gorgeous panel on it, and the whole thing, to date, has been made available in PDF format, if you want to print it out yourself. Go see! (Louis Wu 21:56:26 UTC)
March 27, 2008 Link to this post
Dan Baker's Halo Comic Grows
Dan Baker let us know that he's added new content to his (very high quality) Halo comic - Page 3 has two new panels since we last mentioned it a couple of weeks ago. Go look! (He says more is coming soon.) (Louis Wu 14:17:21 UTC)
March 12, 2008 Link to this post
Getting ready to open the casket
It's a day for comics, I guess - Dan Baker has posted Page 3 of his Halo Comic - it's just a little one... but it sets up a pretty critical scene. Go see! (Louis Wu 16:58:51 UTC)
March 5, 2008 Link to this post
A Halo Comic - a fan takes on Marvel
Dan Baker contacted us and told us that because he was disappointed with Halo: Uprising, he decided to do something about it. He's started his own Halo comic - penciled, inked, painted in Photoshop, laid out in InDesign. He's going to be providing it in two formats - an online version posted panel by panel as he completes them, and a decent-res PDF that folks can download and print, if they choose. The first few pages are up now - and quality is VERY high. Check this out! (Louis Wu 01:23:36 UTC)
