They show the first encounter between Ripley, the Terminator, and the Predator. And be sure to catch issue #2 tomorrow!īelow are two of the key pages from the comic. The way it has been under ordered, I think it's going to raise in value, too. If you're interested in any of these movie characters, I recommend you pick up this issue. Seeing the Ripley clone in action even makes me slightly more accepting of the character. The first issue barely gets you into the story, and there's much more to be revealed, but it is already a fun ride. What do you get when a lone Predator mysteriously shows up? Total anarchy. So put a Terminator, Ripley, rebels, soldiers, and androids onto one space station together and what do you get? Trouble. Not only has he successfully crossed an alien and a human, but he's implanted their minds with cybernetic computers. Trollenberg, is revealed to be a Terminator.
Things get tricky when the lead scientist on the project, Dr. They intend to go in a bust things up, and they ask Ripley to come along. Unfortunately, that's exactly what they're attempting to do.Īnnalee Call (Winona Ryder's android character) and a renegade group of human soldiers catch up with Ripley and let her know that alien/human hybrid experiments are going on at a remote space station. She did not want the military attempting to clone her for alien hybrid soldiers. Ripley's alien hybrid clone ditched the other characters from the film and hid out in the depths of the cities. This story takes place some time after the film Alien: Resurrection. This section includes various crossover comics with Alien and Predator including Superman, Witchblade, Judge Dredd, Terminator, Batman and Green Lantern. But after reading the first issue, I'm diggin' it. I've got to admit, I was skeptical of the concept.
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