Aliens Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis first volume of Dark Horse's Aliens Omnibus series collects the earliest comic book stories set in the Alien universe, including the original 1988 miniseries Aliens and its sequel Aliens: Earth War, along with the short story Aliens: Salvation. Written by Mark Verheiden and illustrated by various artists, these tales expand on the xenomorph mythology introduced in James Cameron's film, following characters like Hicks and Newt as they confront new outbreaks of the deadly creatures. The collection also features the Aliens: Labyrinth storyline, offering a darker, more psychological take on the Weyland-Yutani Corporation's obsession with the species.
"Outbreak," the explosive opening story in the Aliens Omnibus #1 (2007), kicks off with a military mission to the Alien homeworld to retrieve a specimen—unaware that a living Alien Queen has already been secretly on Earth. Written by Mark Verheiden and illustrated by Mark A. Nelson, with inks and colors by Nelson and Dark Horse Digital, the story unfolds with chilling precision. Cover by John Bolton captures the dread of an invasion already underway.
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The military sends a mission out to the Alien homeworld to bring back a specimen. Unknown to the military, a corporation has a living Alien Queen on Earth. The Alien Queen makes her move and soon the Aliens have over-run the entire planet.
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