#Dark Horse Predator

[krinsbez]

Random Predator Thought

So, I am making my way through Vol. 3 of the *Complete Predator Omnibus*, from Dark Horse.

I just read the story *Predator: Kindred* (written by Jason R. Lamb and Scott Tolson, pencils by Brian O'Connell and Roger Peterson)

I have questions. Not in the "wtf did I read sense", it's perfectly comprehensible, except that I find the behavior of the Predator in this baffling. Not sure how to insert a cut reliably on my phone, so no spoilers, just a link to the Xenopedia article, which includes a synopsis.

If someone else who has read this can help me understand? I am gonna put in a bunch of tags for signal boost purposes.

[alphacomicsvol2]

Batman vs Predator Covers by Arthur Suydam

[trulyunpleasant]

"La Matriarca" (Unknown, 1509)

Discovered in a private collection in 1944, this piece was quietly acquired by the Vatican and has never been displayed (or acknowledged).

Accompanying notes state "La Gorgone di Torino" as "a possible title she had me reconsider, so I obliged."

[orchidblack]

The Predator by Chris Warner.

[flexingtyger99]

Predator/Aliens/Terminator

[risen-from-stardust]

The only thing that I don't really like about Prey is how they moved Predator: 1718 out of the canon. It's a pretty short story, no more than 10 pages but as the sometimes overanalytic artist I am, I wanted to remark something.

These two pages might not be the big thing but oh boy. Besides giving some background to the beloved Greyback from the Predator 2 movie, he decided to do the effort of preparing a decent place for Adolini to rest, also recognizing him as some sort of warrior, guided by his beliefs just as him.

He had no reason to give a dead body his weapon, Adolini just offered his gun and that's all, but even as brief as their encounter was, he gained his respect. A hard task to do (well, depending who you ask) for such fierce creatures.

[madamshogunassassin]

Chris Warner cover art for Predator #1 (Dark Horse Comics, 1989)

[inhousearchive]

House-ads for Batman Versus Predator (1991), a collaborative three-issue miniseries between DC Comics and Dark Horse Comics. Written by Dave Gibbons and art by Andy Kubert.

[papermoonknight]

Aliens vs Predator (1990) Cover

[figures4fun]

Master and apprentice

Wolf whips Machiko into fighting shape

[balu8]

Predator: Cold War #1

by Mark Verheiden; Ron Randall; Steve Mitchell; Chris Chalenor/Rachelle Menashe and Keith Bayne

Dark Horse

[extraordinary-heroes]

ALIENS Vs. PREDATOR: THREE WORLD WAR #4 (COVER ART BY RAYMOND SWANLAND)

[chernobog13]

Batman versus Predator by Andy Kubert.

[towritecomicsonherarms]

Predator: Fire and Stone #4

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

A HUNTER FROM ANOTHER WORLD TAKES ON THE MOTOR CITY'S CYBERNETIC FINEST.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on assorted unsanctioned and/or fan-made crossover pin-ups done in the Mike Mignola art style -- "Predator versus RoboCop," c. 2013-'14. Artwork by Chris Mooneyham (artist at Image Comics), colored by J. Lundahl (via DeviantArt).

PIC #1: Colored in Adobe Photoshop CS4.

Source: www.deviantart.com/mooneyham/art/RoboCop-vs-Predator-Colors-184058719 (DeviantArt 3x).

[madamshogunassassin]