Comic Review // Aliens: Rescue by Brian Wood
Can Aliens: Rescue save the day after the disappointment of Resistance? Brian Wood brings Amanda Ripley, Zula Hendricks and a grown-up Alec Brand back into the Xenomorph-infested nightmare, but is this sequel worth your time?
Join me as I review the comic, weigh up the good and the not-so-good, and dig out an idea for a new Sector 102 adventure. DROKK!
Comic Review: Aliens – Resistance by Brian Wood
Today I head back into the world of Aliens. This comic has everything I could want: known characters, evil corporations and Xenomorphs! What could go wrong?
Turns out quite a bit, come a read what went wrong.
Strontium Dog: Darkus: The Ruthless Howler of Kunghung
In a universe filled with killers, smugglers, and mutants, Darkus stands as a reminder that sometimes the most dangerous hunters are the ones who aren’t hunting for money at all—but for the thrill of the kill.
Falling Face-First into Alien: Black, White & Blood – Treasury Edition
The Alien: Black, White & Blood – Treasury Edition is a stripped-back nightmare that proves you don’t need colour to feel terror. Through three brutal, beautifully illustrated stories, this collection leans into shadow, silence, and splashes of blood (with an unsettling hint of green) to explore humanity, arrogance, and survival in a universe that does not care. Smart, savage, and dripping with atmosphere, this is Alien at its most raw, and I loved every horrifying page.
Comic Review: William Gibson’s Alien 3
An alternate Alien 3 that never made it to the screen, reimagined through striking artwork and Cold War paranoia. William Gibson’s original vision comes alive in comic form, familiar faces, new ideas, and a very different fate for the Sulaco crew.
Frozen Nightmares, Round Two — Alien: Descendant Review
Just when I thought I’d thawed out from the last comic, Marvel drags me right back into the deep freeze with Alien: Descendant. More mutated xenos, more corporate nonsense, and more reasons I would never accept a job on a remote moon. Let’s get into it.
Comic Review: Predator Omnibus Volume Two – The Hunt Gets Deadlier
From the blistering deserts to the dark alleys of 1940s Manhattan, humanity’s deadliest hunters have returned. Predator Omnibus Volume Two unleashes a brutal anthology of war, survival, and honour, where sometimes even monsters can find respect in the kill.
Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus Vol. 1: When Nightmares Collide!
Two of sci-fi’s deadliest creatures walk into a comic… and chaos erupts! I dove headfirst into Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus Vol. 1 and trust me, it’s got everything — facehuggers, laser cannons, bad decisions, and one seriously badass heroine. Grab a drink, because this one gets wild fast.
Audio Review // The Rage War Finale – Alien vs. Predator: Armageddon by Tim Lebbon
The Rage War trilogy reaches its explosive finale as humanity faces extinction, Xenomorphs march in organized armies, and the Predators step in as unlikely allies. Tim Lebbon’s Alien vs. Predator: Armageddon delivers brutal space battles, big sci-fi energy, and a surprising amount of heart. But does it stick the landing? Find out in my full review of this action-packed conclusion to the Alien–Predator crossover saga.
Alien: Working Joe
Working Joes ready for the tabletop, will they assist the heroes or hamper attempts to kill off the xenomorphs.
Book Review // Predator: Stalking Shadows by James A. Moore
Green blood, skinned bodies, and a Marine who just can’t catch a break… Yep, it’s a Predator novel! But is Stalking Shadows actually good? I’ve got thoughts — check out my full review.
Sector 102 // Verun, aka the Bear
Verun the Bear has had a rough life and only wishes to find his people. He has heard rumors that one survivor maybe hiding in Sector 102.
Comic Review // DC Batman vs Dark Horse Aliens Volume 2
More Batman vs Alien goodness. But what on earth is this white xenomorph with a creepy smile.
Book Review // Sea of Sorrows by James A. Moore
Time for the third novel in the Alien series. What are Weyland-Yutani up to now?
Comic Review // Alien: The Illustrated Story by Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson
The Fate of the Nostromo is brought to life in a stunning graphic novel.
Book Review // Alien: Out of the Shadows
I love an excellent Xenomorph story, and I am happy to have picked this one up from the local library.
Audio Book // Alien Echo by Mira Grant
This story taught me the lesson of not judging a book by its cover. Come check out my quick review of this young adult read.
Comic Review // Alien Revival by Marvel
We are heading to the farm to get some xenomorph goodness! What could go wrong when a colony world refuses to stay under Weyland Yutani's control?
Comic Review: Predators - Fire and Stone
The final installment of Fire and Stone. Can the last collection tie up the story with a nice bow, or will we be disappointed?
Comic Review: Fire and Stone - Aliens vs Predator
Finally, the Predators have arrived! Seems like it is about to get real messy.