Halo and Sprocket #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Half Wits," Katie puts Sprocket and Halo to the test with a simple question: is the glass half-full or half-empty? What starts as a lighthearted experiment quickly reveals the surprising complexity behind a classic dilemma. Written and illustrated by Kerry Callen, this 2002 issue from Slave Labor Graphics showcases a sharp, character-driven story with all art and letters by the creator, and a cover by Kerry Callen.
In "Half Wits," Katie puts Sprocket and Halo to the test with the age-old question of whether the glass is half-full or half-empty—only to discover that their answers reveal far more complexity than the simple equation suggests. Written by the team behind *Halo and Sprocket*, this eight-page satire blends wry humor with a surprisingly layered take on perspective.
In this sharp, satirical eight-page tale from *Halo and Sprocket #1* (2002), Katie returns home with two rare boxes of "Butter Crackers"—a snack famously pulled from shelves over the scandalous spelling of its name. Her discovery leads to a quietly revelatory moment that finally uncovers the true names of Halo and Sprocket, all while keeping the joke rooted in the absurdity of branding gone wrong.
In "Exhibitions," Halo and Sprocket sneak into a museum on a quiet night, curious about the strange artifacts left behind by humans. As they explore displays of Earth's past, their quiet investigation draws the unexpected attention of a night guard.
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Reprinted in Modern Tales #1 (2005)
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