Led by their sinister Queen, the Aliens are spreading everywhere, mutating into more deadly forms as they go.
Vicious, gruesome and deadly, the Aliens spit acid, and use slithering face huggers to capture their prey. Leading the way are the SPACE MARINES, the toughest heavy metal warriors in the galaxy! Armed to the teeth with state-of-the-art weaponry, they keep the peace in a universe filled with danger…and ALIENS! Â Sometime in the future…Humankind has begun to explore space, colonizing planets throughout the galaxy. Predator Galaxy once again turned to Declan Loftus for this new artwork depicting a Bull Alien on the offensive!Įach of the comics opened with the following blurb, setting the tone for the tale that was to follow over the course of the 12 comic narrative. Click here to find out more about Operation Alien!Īlien vs.
All of the mini-comics formed a loose narrative around the concept of the resurrected Colonial Marines – or Space Marines as they are called here – battling Aliens around the galaxy and seemed to be very much a stylistic continuation of the aborted Operation Aliens TV series. One of the more charming things about Kenner’s original figures was that they included little mini-comics, which were focused around the marine or Alien the comic came with.
It’s a figure that I’ve always had a soft spot for, and I’ve been impatiently waiting for NECA to release their take on the concept like they have done with many of Kenner’s older releases such as the Scorpion, Snake, Boar and Panther Aliens. For Alien fans growing up in the 90s, it’s almost a certainty that your first Alien figure was either a resurrected and cybernetically augmented Colonial Marine from James Cameron’s Aliens or a wild and wacky hybrid Xenomorph XX121 produced by Kenner! My first Alien figure was certainly one of those hybrid Aliens – the Bull Alien. Â
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