Alien vs. Predator. Fire and stone

Storyline is going downfall for good, but Ariel Olivetti's awesome artworks here just made my day.

A cosmic slug-fest laced with existential questions is the not so stunning incarnation that is Alien Vs. Predator: Fire and Stone. This isn’t the word becoming flesh but rather the catalyst Black Goo/Accelerant – whatever you decide to the call the jet McGuffin doohicker in the other Fire and Stone – Leggi tutto

I see a lot of poor reviews for this and I believe I know why I had better enjoyment in this than the rest: I ended reading this one simultaneously with Predator: Fire amd Stone, since each chapter of this, takes place before each chapter of that series (AVP issue 1, Predator issue 1, AVP issue 2, P Leggi tutto

This was the final volume of Fire and Stone. Ariel Olivetti did the painted art, who was the only artist I actually recognized, but the art was good in every volume. This volume ends up in a free for all between Aliens, Predators, Humans, Mutated Predator (dont ask), and Mutated Synthetic (again, do Leggi tutto

It was okay. Nothing more. Nothing less. The Eldon and Francis story line was beyond annoying at this point as it never really evolved past why did you do this to me, and what does it mean? None of the characters grow, and that's what makes this story weak. You can't just throw aliens and predators