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Issue Details

Issue	#4
Published	June 2003
Cover Price	2.95 USD
Pages	28

Cover Details

Characters	Halo; Sprocket; Katie
Script	Kerry Callen
Pencils	Kerry Callen
Inks	Kerry Callen
Colors	Kerry Callen
Letters	Kerry Callen

1 page credits "Inside Cover"

Script	Kerry Callen
Pencils	Kerry Callen
Inks	Kerry Callen
Colors	Kerry Callen (rendered)
Letters	Typeset
Notes	Creator credits and indicia information with Halo and Sprocket logo.

6 page Halo and Sprocket story "One To Nothing"

Characters	Katie
Synopsis	Whilst playing basketball, Halo and Sprocket remark about how humans have no concept of time and space.
Genre	Satire
Script	Kerry Callen
Pencils	Kerry Callen
Inks	Kerry Callen
Colors	Kerry Callen (rendered)
Letters	Kerry Callen

14 page Halo and Sprocket story "But Is It Art..?"

Characters	Katie
Synopsis	Halo, Sprocket, and Katie go to an art show, and therein contemplate what makes for "good art".
Genre	Satire
Script	Kerry Callen
Pencils	Kerry Callen
Inks	Kerry Callen
Colors	Kerry Callen (rendered)
Letters	Kerry Callen
Notes	Two dots (not three for a proper ellipses) in the title is sic.

2 page Halo and Sprocket story "Are Cats Highly Intelligent (but aloof) Or Just Plain Stupid?"

Synopsis	"Cats, misunderstood masters of the oblique or mush-brained dog toys... you decide!"
Genre	Satire
Script	Kerry Callen
Pencils	Kerry Callen
Inks	Kerry Callen
Colors	Kerry Callen (rendered)
Letters	Kerry Callen
Notes	Halo and Sprocket do not appear (and the creator admonishes that "this has nothing to do with Halo & Sprocket").

1 page Halo and Sprocket illustration "Gallery #1"

Pencils	Andi Watson
Inks	Andi Watson
Colors	Andi Watson (rendered)

1 page Halo and Sprocket illustration "Gallery #2"

Pencils	Steve Lightle
Inks	Steve Lightle
Colors	Steve Lightle (rendered)

1 page letters page "Letters"

Synopsis	Includes small drawings of Halo, Sprocket, and Katie by Scott Stewart and Rich Marcej. Also includes wooden statuettes carved by Ellen Callen.
Script	Kerry Callen
Pencils	Scott Stewart; Rich Marcej
Inks	Scott Stewart; Rich Marcej
Letters	Typeset

1 page Halo and Sprocket (backcovers) do not use / please fix "Back Cover"

Genre	Satire
Pencils	Kerry Callen
Inks	Kerry Callen
Colors	Kerry Callen
Letters	Kerry Callen
Notes	A picture of a fork, labeled "The Spoon". Refers to the "But Is It Art..?" story in which Sprocket conjectures that "if an artist makes a spoon that looks like a fork... then he's made an excellent spoon?"