O'Connor, F: Halo: Tales From Slipspace
O'Connor, F: Halo: Tales From Slipspace
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Suit up and deploy into the electrifying universe of Halo® with this original comics anthology from Dark Horse!
Praise for Halo: Escalation (previous Dark Horse comics series):
"This series has been a must-read for all Halo fans."-Gaming Canon
"This comic is a successful comic book adaptation, not just a comic inspired by the games."-Adventures In Poor Taste
"Writer Duffy Boudreau seems to have a knack for writing stories that are fast paced and entertaining."-We The Nerdy
Frank O'Connor, also known as Frankie, is the Franchise Development Director for the Halo franchise at 343 Industries. Previously, he has worked as the content manager for Bungie.
O'Connor was born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland. Growing up, Frankie was obsessed with games and played Pong, 2600, Intellivision, Vectrex, ColecoVision, Sinclair Spectrum, Atari 800, Commodore 64 and so on, up to and including the Xbox 360, as each was released.
He was able to parlay his love of video games into a writing career that involved working at a number of video game magazines, including Ultimate Future Magazine, TOTAL! Nintendo Magazine, and Official Xbox Magazine. He then was taken on by Bungie Studios as content manager for the Halo franchise.
Praise for Halo: Escalation (previous Dark Horse comics series):
"This series has been a must-read for all Halo fans."-Gaming Canon
"This comic is a successful comic book adaptation, not just a comic inspired by the games."-Adventures In Poor Taste
"Writer Duffy Boudreau seems to have a knack for writing stories that are fast paced and entertaining."-We The Nerdy
Frank O'Connor, also known as Frankie, is the Franchise Development Director for the Halo franchise at 343 Industries. Previously, he has worked as the content manager for Bungie.
O'Connor was born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland. Growing up, Frankie was obsessed with games and played Pong, 2600, Intellivision, Vectrex, ColecoVision, Sinclair Spectrum, Atari 800, Commodore 64 and so on, up to and including the Xbox 360, as each was released.
He was able to parlay his love of video games into a writing career that involved working at a number of video game magazines, including Ultimate Future Magazine, TOTAL! Nintendo Magazine, and Official Xbox Magazine. He then was taken on by Bungie Studios as content manager for the Halo franchise.