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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. According to Gibson, the remaining six volumes would time skip ten years in Halo's life each volume culminating in Halo reaching the end of the universe and a realm outside creation where you never age and can live forever. Halo would stay in this realm for a period of time, before ultimately returning to the known universe to die after growing bored with immortality.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. According to Gibson, the remaining six volumes would time skip ten years in Halo's life each volume culminating in Halo reaching the end of the universe and a realm outside creation where you never age and can live forever. Halo would stay in this realm for a period of time, before ultimately returning to the known universe to die after growing bored with immortality. Creator/AlanMoore apparently showed his plan for the rest of the volumes to Creator/NeilGaiman, who described it as beautiful.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. Because of a dispute with the publishing house at the time, Creator/AlanMoore and Ian Gibson bailed out of producing any further work for the series. Originally the series was to span Halo's entire life into her old age, but because of creative disputes we got only what exists now. Moore apparently had the whole thing plotted out, but to this day, only Creator/NeilGaiman has ever been allowed to know the whole story.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. Because of a dispute with According to Gibson, the publishing house at the time, Creator/AlanMoore and Ian Gibson bailed out of producing any further work for the series. Originally the series was to span remaining six volumes would time skip ten years in Halo's entire life into her old age, but because of creative disputes we got only what exists now. Moore apparently had each volume culminating in Halo reaching the whole thing plotted out, but to end of the universe and a realm outside creation where you never age and can live forever. Halo would stay in this day, only Creator/NeilGaiman has ever been allowed realm for a period of time, before ultimately returning to know the whole story.known universe to die after growing bored with immortality.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. Because of a dispute with the publishing house at the time, Alan Moore Creator/AlanMoore and Ian Gibson bailed out of producing any further work for the series. Originally the series was to span Halo's entire life into her old age, but because of creative disputes we got only what exists now. Alan Moore apparently had the whole thing plotted out, but to this day, only Neil Gaiman Creator/NeilGaiman has ever been allowed to know the whole story.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. Because of a dispute with the publishing house at the time, Alan Moore and Ian Gibson bailed out of producing any further work for the series. Originally the series was to span Halo's entire life into her old age, but because of creative disputes we got only what exists now. Alan Moore apparently had the whole thing plotted out, but to this day, only Neil Gaiman has ever been allowed to know the whole story.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At some point, an official artwork showed Halo in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia]]-like slave girl outfit, for the never released Book 4. Because of a dispute with the publishing house at the time, Alan Moore and Ian Gibson bailed out of producing any further work for the series. Originally the series was to span Halo's entire life into her old age, but because of creative disputes we got only what exists now.
