Aliens 1: More Than Human
John Arcudi, Zach Howard ...
Sun May 2010 U.S. comics
The license Aliens Twentieth Century Fox has already been developed by us in the past by four publishing houses or collection: Zenda, Dark Horse France, the Bold and Weet . It still escapes
Panini and this time, Sun is a new label launched in March that it sticks.
collection "Sun comics Us" offers a small format card fairly well crafted, (106 pages, four color covers U.S.) and we have 9 volumes in total by the end of July.
will be available from other series Aliens: Aliens vs. Predator , is apparently a title previously published by Dark Horse in 1996 and 1998, and had not really caught the attention, and (Aliens) Predator . If the latter is the reissue title Bold published in 1999 and written by Chris Claremont, "Species meurtières", why not?
For that which interests us today, "More than human " is a novelty in four recently published comics in the U.S. (and version BPT). A more
Aliens? could be heard, as the license of HG Giger monster seems to be profitable, as in BD movies.
But the comic is a nice surprise since it offers a pretty good scenario (normal John Arcudi is a crack that has already bump on the creature) and the drawing is quite nice.
style Zach Howard is fluid and the inking of Mark Irvin leads a similarity with the design of a Cary Nord.
The story takes place on a planet where a patrol was dispatched to provide an update on a prospecting mining. The settlers on site, however, struggling with an alien artifact that takes possession of their minds. Even if you are entitled to the usual scenes of battles between monsters and humans (but not only ..), the intelligence of the script lies in the prelude of the psychotropic effect of warming on the human race, where only fear of escape allows (...)
Using a cyborg character also brings its share of surprises.
The beautiful painted covers by Raymond Swanland added as an additional bonus to the first one shot as well.
A collection to be continued ...
> Comics available Nebular store, market place, in Roanne.
Sun Collection U.S. comics
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