Issue | #9 |
Published | December 1994 |
Cover Price | 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Barbara Kesel |
Notes | H.R. Giger - original Alien design |
Characters | Alien; Predator; Caryn Delacroix |
Genre | Science Fiction; Horror |
Pencils | John Bolton (signed) |
Colors | John Bolton (signed) |
Notes | H.R. Giger - original Alien design |
Genre | Science Fiction; Horror |
Letters | Typeset |
Notes | Recap of prior issues and credits |
Characters | Aliens; Predator; Caryn Delacroix; Ms. Salazar; Shirow; Scarlet; Genna; Gisande; Maria DeMedici |
Synopsis | Trapped in an Alien hive deep in the heart of Space Station Samara, Caryn Delacroix and the team of soldiers sent to hunt her have one way out -- the Preator ship in which Caryn came to the station. In a station without gravity, rapidly losing all atmosphere, all that lies between them and freedom is a vicious horde of Alien-killer robots, and one cranky mother Alien. Will Caryn's strange transformation be their salvation or their death? [per solicitation] |
Genre | Science Fiction; Horror |
Script | Chris Claremont |
Pencils | Eduardo Barreto |
Inks | Eduardo Barreto |
Colors | Gregory Wright |
Letters | Tom Orzechowski |
Reprinted | in Aliens / Predator: Deadliest of the Species (Dark Horse, 1996 series) #[nn]; in Aliens / Predator: Deadliest of the Species (Dark Horse, 1997 series) #[nn] |
Letters | Typeset |
Notes | Letters from readers. |
Script | Diana Schutz |
Letters | Typeset |
Notes | Monthly column from Diana Schutz, editor-in-chief. December 1994 Darkhorse checklist. |