Predator: Strange Roux

A single-issue Dark Horse comic from 1996, Predator: Strange Roux pairs writer Brian McDonald with artist Mitch Byrd for a self-contained encounter that stands apart from the main Predator lore. Rather than a jungle hunt, the story unfolds in the Louisiana bayou, where a lone Predator stalks a Cajun fisherman and his family, blending the franchise's signature tension with a distinctly Southern Gothic atmosphere. It’s a lean, atmospheric one-shot that showcases how the Predator mythos can thrive in unexpected settings.