Released August 1993
Dark Horse Comics #12
Synopsis
OverviewIt was supposed to be an easy job. With a Particle Plasma Projector, you can literally vaporize any Alien where it stands. But there's always a few hundred more Aliens than you think. Don't miss "Aliens: Backsplash," an exciting two-part tale of the perfect mission gone bad. "Predator: The Pride at Nghasa" comes to a stunning conclusion this month with Johnny single-handedly facing the Predator down. Things might look bad, but Johnny knows of even worse things than an angry Predator. Now if he can only make it...Predators are lots of things -- mean, nasty, and cruel to name a few. But there are things that make even the meanest Predators twitch and one of them comes to Earth in part 1 of Evan Dorkin's new "Predator: Bad Blood," premiering in this issue of Dark Horse Comics!
Synopsis
OverviewIt was supposed to be an easy job. With a Particle Plasma Projector, you can literally vaporize any Alien where it stands. But there's always a few hundred more Aliens than you think. Don't miss "Aliens: Backsplash," an exciting two-part tale of the perfect mission gone bad. "Predator: The Pride at Nghasa" comes to a stunning conclusion this month with Johnny single-handedly facing the Predator down. Things might look bad, but Johnny knows of even worse things than an angry Predator. Now if he can only make it...Predators are lots of things -- mean, nasty, and cruel to name a few. But there are things that make even the meanest Predators twitch and one of them comes to Earth in part 1 of Evan Dorkin's new "Predator: Bad Blood," premiering in this issue of Dark Horse Comics!
Details
- Series
- Dark Horse Comics
- Cover Date
- August 1993
- Pages
- 36
- UPC
- N/A
- Cover Price
- $2.50
- Final Order Cutoff
- N/A
Creators
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InkerAndy Park
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WriterChuck Dixon
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WriterEvan Dorkin
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WriterJim Woodring
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ArtistKilian Plunkett
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ArtistEnrique Alcatena
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ArtistDerek Thompson
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ColoristMatt Hollingsworth
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ColoristChris Chalenor
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ColoristRobbie Busch
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LettererClem Robins
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LettererEllie De Ville