Predator

In 1989, Dark Horse Comics launched a four-issue miniseries that brought the cinematic jungle hunter to the printed page, with writer Mark Verheiden and artists Chris Warner and Ron Randall defining the Predator's early comic identity. Set in the aftermath of the first film, this original story expands the mythos by pitting the trophy-taking extraterrestrial against a new cast of human prey in a remote Central American setting. It stands as a foundational work that helped establish Dark Horse as a home for licensed, creator-driven action-horror comics.