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The Queen lays egg-like Ovomorphs in hive that releases Facehugger resembling to a scorpion to attach itself to the host bodies and implanting an embryo which erupts as a Chestburster from victim’s chest after a period of time only to be grown up as adult Aliens. The Aliens generally ambush attacks their enemies to capture them as host bodies for the vice-like creepy Facehuggers.
This genocidal species was first discovered in the late 22nd century on a minor planet LV-426 by the crews of the Weyland-Yutani spacecraft Nostromo. Later it was Ellen Ripley who was haunted by the presence of the Aliens, who eventually got out alive from the Xenomorph.
Though the origin of them is still unknown, it is believed that they were actually created as an experimental bio-weapon by the enigmatic humanoid race of the Engineers, ages before their presence was made known. The Xenomorphs are also in an eternal clash with another extraterrestrial game-hunting race named Yautja AKA Predator, who frequently hunts them as sport to prove them worthy to their clans.
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Aliens (Comics) Wikia
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Here is your links to buy "Aliens" comics from Dark Horse Comics on Amazon.
Aliens Omnibus Volume 01
Alien – The Illustrated Story
Aliens – Outbreak
Aliens – Nightmare Asylum
Aliens – The Female War
Aliens Omnibus Volume 02
Aliens – Genocide
Aliens – Harvest
Aliens Omnibus Volume 03
Aliens – Rogue
Aliens – Sacrifice
Aliens – Labyrinth
Aliens – Salvation
Aliens Omnibus Volume 04
Aliens Omnibus Volume 05
Aliens Omnibus Volume 06
In 1979, upon the release of Ridley Scott’s sci-fi horror film Alien, the character was not only franchised in movies but also in comics. The plot of the first movie was adapted intoa graphic novel titled “Alien – The Illustrated Story” by Heavy Metal and later Dark Horse Comics took rights for publishing a line of limited series that frequently featured the Xenomorph characters from the movie franchise with positive critical response.
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Many creative writers and artists have lend their talents to enrich the series and as a result a spin-off series titled “Aliens Vs. Predators” were launched on Chris Warner’s suggestion in the late 1980's, which also proved to be a massive successful series in both comics and film media.
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