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Halo and Sprocket #1

Halo and Sprocket: Welcome to Humanity

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Share in the quirky fun as big-hearted Katie copes with the unlikely challenges of living with an all-powerful angel and a socially naive robot. Contains the critically acclaimed issues #1-4 of Halo & Sprocket, the special Free Comic Book Day story "Aw Heck," and eight brand new pages! Plus, pin-ups by Andi Watson (Skeleton Key, Namor), Phil Hester (The Coffin), and others!

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 14, 2003

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446 reviews
October 22, 2019
I like the perspective Halo and Sprocket bring to human issues (my favorite stories being The Little Things and But is it Art..?) but wish to see a full story with this cast, rather than short stories. I read them all in one sitting and enjoyed them, but couldn't remember most of the various plot points once I had finished.

Simple and cute, if not terribly memorable.
Profile Image for Nicholas Whyte.
5,588 reviews213 followers
October 21, 2007
http://nhw.livejournal.com/941945.html[return][return]A bunch of stories about a young woman whose flatmates are an angel and a robot. The contrast between their two totally different takes on the human race is both funny and lightly philosophical, a sort of double-act of Candide or Mork (or, I suppose, a variation on Third Rock from the Sun). Well recommended.
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177 reviews16 followers
May 4, 2011
I may have mentioned that I’m not crazy about didactic fiction, and Halo & Sprocket is basically that in comic form. Human customs are so wacky and illogical! You probably haven’t noticed, so here are a robot and an angel to point it out to you! Repeatedly!
5 reviews1 follower
July 1, 2008
I don't know how to describe this, other than hilarious.
Profile Image for Kristen Northrup.
323 reviews25 followers
July 13, 2008
This was adorable and hilarious. And more like comic strips than comic books, so you can loan it to anyone. Nice observational humor.
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2,005 reviews5 followers
February 18, 2018
This is really funny in a vaudeville way. A woman, robot, and alien just hanging out. So fun!
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