Next Halo novel, 'Cole Protocol,' detailed
Just because there are Spartans in it doesn't mean it's a history book. Sci-fi scribe Tobias S. Buckell has been tapped to write the sixth novel based on and in the Halo universe, Halo: The Cole Protocol, due this fall.
Buckell is no stranger to the genre, his most recent work, Ragamuffin, having received a 2007 Nebula Award nomination for Best Novel. According to Bungie, The Cole Protocol promises plenty of fan service, focusing on the whereabouts of the Spartan Gray Team and "an unexplored conflict of the Human-Covenant War where unlikely alliances are formed and shattered." Formed and shattered.
Buckell is no stranger to the genre, his most recent work, Ragamuffin, having received a 2007 Nebula Award nomination for Best Novel. According to Bungie, The Cole Protocol promises plenty of fan service, focusing on the whereabouts of the Spartan Gray Team and "an unexplored conflict of the Human-Covenant War where unlikely alliances are formed and shattered." Formed and shattered.




















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Assuming that's right this book takes place before Reach falls during the same time as Harvest is lost.
Dunno, sometimes these throwaway novels are actually pretty good. At least I think they have a greater success rate than movies adapted from video games. Anyone have an opinion on this series?
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Contact harvest, not so much good.
Thanks for the Ring World suggestion I just reserved it at the library.
I am serious, every third sentence was: "Then he slapped a new magazine in his assault rifle".
Ugh.
The novels are the best part of Halo. I'm not a huge fan of the games, only played them to fill in the gaps in the novels (ironic).
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goldblum's macbook being compatible with an alien ship was plenty funny, but also plenty tongue in cheek. like the 5th element. i'll never understand why halo wants to be taken seriously.
maybe they could do a halo kitty spinoff? i'd read that.
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