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Sat Apr 19, 2008 — by Karl Cramer

NYCC News: 'Halo' Bible In the Works - Movie in the Making?

Starlight Runner Entertainment commissioned by Microsoft for licensing tool

Just goes to show you never know where you can expect to get news from. While attending the New York Comic Con panel about the X-O Manowar: Birth hardcover, ex-Valiant Comics editor and current Valiant Entertainment consultant Jeff Gomez revealed that his company, Starlight Runner Entertainment, has been commissioned by Microsoft to create a bible for the Halo videogame universe.

If you're unfamiliar with the term, "bibles" are used by media companies as any reference outline for writers, producers and licensees. Usually in the production of television and movies.

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Anonymous (2:29 PM on Mon Apr 21, 2008)

Halo.

Bible.

I totally get it!

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