Sergeant Johnson – Comics Central

General Information
Real Name:	Avery Junior Johnson
Aliases:	Staff Sergeant Johnson Avery Johnson
Company:	Company-Licensed
Creator:	None
Gender:	Male
Character Type:	Human
First Appearance:	Halo Graphic Novel #1 - Halo
Issue Died:	None
Powers:	Agility Gadgets Intellect Marksmanship Stamina Unarmed Combat Weapon Master

Origin

Sergeant Johnson was a Human senior officer, and less commonly known, was also a SPARTAN-I, and served in the UNSC as a Marine. He served in the Insurrectionists war and the Human-Covenant war. Johnson played vital roles in the Halo series and was a close friend of Master Chief. He had a major role in the alliance of the Elites and Humans, and survived the initial Flood infestation(s) in November 2552. He had numerous awards, including being honored twice by Admiral Sir Terrence Hood.

Current Events

Sergeant Johnson has appeared in numerous Halo video games and comic books.

Powers & Abilities

Sergeant Johnson is at peak physical shape (perhaps slightly beyond due to his SPARTAN-I program enhancements) despite his age. The SPARTAN-I program slowed down his aging, or at least the aging effects drastically, and he is immune to the Flood infestations, so it is inferred that he is also immune to most diseases. He is also an expert marksman and soldier, and is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant, thanks to his years of training and combat experience in the UNSC. He, unlike most UNSC soldiers and some ODST’s, could take on numerous numbers of Covenant, Insurrectionists, and Flood alike without having much casualties/injuries.

Personality

He was best known for his typical “gung-ho” attitude towards life, personal goals, and as a leader to his fellow Marines. This earned him a reputation, respect, and admiration from his subordinates and superiors alike. However, his eccentric behavior took a liking to flip music, a style of music similar to the heavy metal from the 21st century. Avery Johnson is also noted as being one of a select few outside of the SPARTAN-II program to befriend Master Chief , whom he fought alongside multiple times throughout the final months of the Human-Covenant War; ultimately dying in his arms after being critically injured by Guilty Spark.