#predator comics

[tarabyte3]

I met artist and illustrator Andy Brase at Des Moines Con and got some prints of his Dark Horse Predator comic covers!! He was really cool. I stood and talked with him about Predator for like 10 minutes 😅

Predator: Hunters II #1 (2018)

Predator: Hunters III #1 (2020)

[chicken-blitz13]

GYA- I mean wow he's cool

[my-world-my-stories]

Best. Fucking. Christmas. EVER!!!!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE PREDATORS EVERYBODY!!! And a Happy New Year!!!

Internet Besties are indeed the best ( @oreopata @animathemutant )

[gatorbites-imagines]

Does anybody know which predator comics are the best? I'm specifically a big fan of lore and world building, so if it has that in it, I'll go crazy.

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

“Predators: 14th Century” (movie plots as determined by Tumblr, final results):

Set during the 14th century in the Predator universe, 10 strangers realize they’ve been put inside a game preserve run by the Yautja. Basically, a version of “Predators” but with ancient warriors. The body count of the movie goes -

1) The French knight is the first character to die. This death occurs during the first encounter with the Yautja in the movie.

2) The Ottoman janissary is the second character to die. The group tried to lay a trap for the Yautja, but were outsmarted, resulting in the Ottoman janissary’s death.

3) The Aztec warrior is the third character to die. The Aztec warrior was killed by the Irish Gallowglass mercenary after they deluded themselves into thinking that if they sacrifice their fellow survivors, the Yautja will spare them.

4) The Irish Gallowglass mercenary/warrior is the fourth character to die. After killing the Aztec warrior in a crazed state, the Irish Gallowglass mercenary is ambushed by a Yautja and has their spine ripped out.

5) The samurai and the Yuan Dynasty warrior are the fifth and sixth characters to die. The samurai and the Yuan Dynasty warrior stay behind to hold off the Yautja in order to make sure the others get to safety. Despite their best efforts, both characters get killed.

6) The Māori warrior is the seventh character to die. The Māori warrior leaves the group to battle one of the Yautjas in a 1 v 1 fight to the death. Although the Māori warrior manages to kill the Yautja, they end up dying from their wounds afterwards. (Note: previous poll tied, so I decided to kill off both the Māori and the Yuan Dynasty warrior back-to-back)

7) The Mali Empire warrior is the eighth and final character to die. During the final battle, the Mali Empire warrior sacrifices themselves to destroy the Yautja leader.

The survivors at the end: The Puebloan Warrior and The Chimor / Chimú warrior

Link to previous poll (click here). Thank you to everyone who contributed to this series!

[stars-in-mine-eyes]

Reading through the predator comics and couldn't resist

[shaymin-99]

I have returned! Here's a lil HC for yaujta in my crazy universe, I would love to think that mother yaujta would wrap up their pups into little Purritos and leave a snack there for the pup to then try and get at it. An excellent way for the pups to practice their mandible control

[victoriadallonfan]

I’m actually curious, does the Predator comics/books include any variation of the Upgrade Predator/Hybrid stuff from The Predator (2018) film?

I went digging again but it seems like no one wants to touch it (for good reason)

[cute-sweet-corgo]

Using the power for mutuals

What what omnibus should I buy of predator comics'?

Or like, recommendations on specific issues? I've never read so idk where to start woop haha so like

[hotcomicstv]

Predator Omnibus review

[teenageartists]

#14

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE LORD OF THE JUNGLE MEETS HIS MATCH FROM ANOTHER WORLD -- THE HUNT IS ON.

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1985x2985 -- Spotlight on a killer house ad for "Tarzan versus Predator: at The Earth's Core," written by Walter Simonson & illustrated by Lee Weeks. The limited series was published by Dark Horse Comics in 1995, while this ad ran in January of 1996.

OVERVIEW: "In the center of the earth lies Pellucidar, the last bastion of primeval forest in the world. To Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, this is sacred ground. But to the Predators, it is hunting ground. Dark Horse Comics is proud to present Tarzan vs. Predator at the Earth's Core, by Walter Simonson and Lee Weeks. When Tarzan receives word that Pellucidar's greatest warriors and strongest beasts are being killed, and his friend David Innes, ruler of Pellucidar, has gone missing, there is no question that he must travel to the earth's core to investigate. The people of Pellucidar rest a little easier, knowing that their protector is coming. And in this land of eternal noonday sun, the Predators rest up for their greatest challenge yet!"

-- DARK HORSE COMICS, c. summer 1995

Source: www.reddit.com/r/predator/comments/9134ew.

[saltsourz]

Goober, eldritch squid/octo guy. The guy ever omg!! Doom morph haters DNI!!! /lh

Bro has 2 sides

[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.

[pmdtherogueteam]

You're one of a kind, Red!

(2016 -> 2020 -> 2024)

[blood-orang3]

I just think he’s neat