I like the ideas enough to read through them, and applied my imagination to what they could have been, but they aren't really fantastic on their own. Compared to other less mainstream books of the day, the books are okay. The books also had an inconsistent tone and pacing. I appreciated Stradley's original stories, though I felt they suffered badly from inconsistent and mediocre illustration, mostly a consequence of inconsistent pencillers and inkers.
But the world he created, of Predators seeding planets with Xenomorphs to fight them, continued on. His original protagonist wasn't picked up by anyone else. In his wake, a new franchise was launched, eventually spawning two films, novels, and a continuing comic series. Stradley left the comic to other writers and artists. In her first stories, she fights alongside the Predators, gains their trust, is welcomed into their tribe, and later leaves to fight against them when they begin hunting and killing human colonial marines.Īll of these stories were published in the early nineties. Stradley's continuation of his story, in a world that he first created, followed the life of a woman who came in contact by accident with Predator (called "Hunters" in these books) hunting grounds, where they were stalking Xenomorphs that they had seeded on the world expressly for that purpose. That first story, called simply Aliens vs Predator, was the first crossover of the two franchises, and the best selling independent comic of its day. Stradley's continuation of his story, in a world that he first created, followed the life of a woman who came in contact by accident with Predator (called "Hunters" in these books) hunting grounds, w Here is the third and (as of 2017) final chapter in a three-arc story written by Randy Stradley, published more than twenty years after the first act. Here is the third and (as of 2017) final chapter in a three-arc story written by Randy Stradley, published more than twenty years after the first act. ☆☆☆ 1/2 raised to full ☆☆☆☆ by Raymond Swanland's amazing covers. Not a masterpiece at all, but Rick Leonardi's artworks are very good, story had lots of epic moments, and I just loved the ending (view spoiler). Predator: War, Aliens: More Than Human and Predator: Prey to the Heavens collide in an all-action final volume, who relaunched in 2010 Dark Horse's AvP comics franchise after a ten-year hiatus. Storylines and characters from Aliens Vs. Not a masterpiece at all, but Rick Leonardi's artworks are very good, story had lots of epic moments, and I just loved the ending (view spoiler) [, with science (android Sereda saving the day) and nature (the xenomorph claiming again his status o * Collects issues #1-#6 of the miniseries.more Predator: Three World War is the biggest action blowout yet, written by original AvP scribe Randy Stradley and illustrated by Rick Leonardi and Mark Pennington. * One of the most popular science-fiction/action franchises, spawning countless films, games, comics, and toys over three decades. Earthmen must now side with the warriors who have relentlessly hunted them, but is the enemy of my enemy my friend or just another enemy waiting for its turn to strike? And if the advanced technology and military precision of this new threat weren't enough, they have an even more terrifying weapon-a horde of Aliens under their malefic control. Earthmen must now side A long-lost Predator clan stakes its claim for galactic dominance, intent on exterminating its rival clan, the self-same trophy hunters who have plagued Earth's history. A long-lost Predator clan stakes its claim for galactic dominance, intent on exterminating its rival clan, the self-same trophy hunters who have plagued Earth's history.
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