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.
Book Review // Dancing Chickens by Edward Bryant
I've taken a little break from my Halloween reading and wandered into Modern Horror with Edward Bryant's Dancing Chickens.
Sadly… this one didn't really do it for me.
Aliens, abuse, a very disturbing chicken puppet and an interesting idea about humanity becoming someone else's plaything, but unfortunately, the execution left me cold.
Book Review: Deathmasques - Dave Stone
Dredd leaves Mega-City One behind for Brit-Cit in Deathmasques, tracking a murderous body-hopping alien alongside fan-favourite Judge Armitage. The result is a bloody, fast-moving sci-fi adventure full of weird locations, mega-corporate nonsense, and a healthy dose of classic Dredd justice.
Sector 102: Kelp Pharmacy
Believed by many to be the future saviours of Mega City One, Kelp pharmacy moto can be hear and read throughout Sector 102 - From the Depths we heal.
But can a Mega Corp truly care beyond profits?
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.
Chilling Out with Marvel’s Alien: Thaw
Just finished Alien: Thaw, and now I’m officially shook.
A frozen moon, a brilliant-but-driven scientist mom, and something very wrong lurking beneath the ice. When that something thaws, it’s not springtime — it’s pure nightmare. Written by Declan Shalvey, drawn by Andrea Broccardo.
If you love gothic sci-fi horror and aren’t afraid of xenomorphs, this is a Must Read.
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.
Audio Review: Predator Rage War - Incursion.
Ever wondered what happens when Predators, Xenomorphs, and Colonial Marines collide in an all-out war? What happens when a new threat joins in? Let’s find out in Tim Lebbon’s Rage War trilogy.
Comic Review // Alien vs Predator: Thrill of the Hunt
Aliens vs. Predator. The title alone promises claws, mandibles, and blood-soaked chaos, right? Sadly, Thrill of the Hunt delivers more of a whimper than a roar. With artwork that feels stuck in the 80s and a story that barely lets the monsters fight, this graphic novel left me wondering why I didn’t just… watch paint dry instead. Curious? Dive into my full review to see why this one misses the mark.
Audio Review // Predator: Hunters and Hunted – Official Movie Prequel
Ever wondered what happens when a black-ops team trained to fight Predators finally faces the real thing? James A. Moore’s Hunters and Hunted is a bloody, fast-paced prequel to The Predator movie that delivers brutal action, shady government plots, and even a peek inside the mind of a Yautja. I break down the highs, lows, and why this one deserves a spot on your shelf, read the full review now!
The Predator (Movie Novelization) Review
Getting through some of the backlog, and next up is the movie novelization of The Predator. The film itself was… fine. Not amazing, not awful. So I was curious if the novelization would expand on the story and flesh things out.
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.
Comic Review // Wild C.A.T.S vs Aliens by DC Comics & Dark Horse Comics
A random DC Comic mix up that sadly left me meh. What am I missing with this tale?
Comic Review // Superman/Batman vs. Alien & Predator - DC/Dark Horse
Superman vs Aliens vs Predators. The mash-up no one really wanted. I feel this title will continue my dislike of Superman.
Aliens: Corporal Dwayne Hicks
Time to start crushing out some Xenomorph goodies. Today we have Corporal Dwayne Hicks who was a member of the United States Colonial Marine Corps, part of 2nd Battalion Bravo Team.
Book Review // Legion by Dan Abnett
This time it is the turn of the Alpha Legion to enter the fray and what an amazing job Dan Abnett does of it,
Comic Review // Alien: The Original Screenplay
How different would the the alien franchise be if this creative direction had be took?
Book Review // Aliens vs. Predator: Prey
Moving into the realm of the Xenomorph, can a group of cattle farmers survive the war of Predator versus Aliens?