And when rational men stand face to face with a sea serpent, a Gollywomp, or the New Jersey Devil bent on taking trophies, they have but two choices-fight the myth or become history!” And while many myths have a basis in reality, some are reality, the reality of the presence of Predators: alien hunters as savage as they are intelligent, as cunning as they are merciless.
These natural dangers of animal, weather, and terrain often give rise to legends and folk tales of demons, serpents, and ghosts to put an understandable face to the unknown. “Death often hides in the dark, isolated corners of the earth-in thick woods, steaming swamps, or angry seas. and to his God.Dark Horse has just announced it’s third volume in the highly popular Predator Omnibus series: But the cold contracts of these deals with the Devil also bring out the best in humanity, and the awful crucible of struggle against this interstellar cancer brings man closer to his neighbors. But as dangerous and lethal as this species has proven itself time and time again, some men cannot resist the awful gravity of the creatures' potential when merged with human science. The old saying "You can't unbreak an egg" holds true, especially when that egg unleashes an interstellar scourge, the dreaded Alien. The book was edited by Chris Warner, and reuses the cover from Aliens: Nightmare Asylum #3 by Den Beauvais. As well as the Aliens comics, similar Omnibus volumes were also released for the Predator and Aliens vs. It was part of the company's major Omnibus reissue program, which sought to collect and re-release the pre-existing comics from all of Dark Horse's major lines as easily-accessible trade paperbacks. Aliens Omnibus: Volume 4 Aliens Omnibus: Volume 3 is a trade paperback published by Dark Horse Books on March 5, 2008.
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