Marvel Will Publish New ALIENS Sequel Comic on July 14th

Celebrating the 35th anniversary of James Cameron’s action-horror classic, Marvel will publish a new comic Aliens: Aftermath on July 14th. The story takes place years after the events of Aliens on LV-426 35.

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Check out the killer cover art and synopsis below!

It’s been 35 years since the tragedy of the Hadley’s Hope colony. But what happened during that ill-fated venture has been shrouded in mystery. A renegade crew of investigative journalists are heading towards the moon that Weyland-Yutani has wiped from all records. And they’ll bring back the truth even if it kills them… and what remains in that bombed-out site will try to do just that.

Benjamin Percy (Wolverine) penned the double-sized one-shot. Dave Wachter (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) provides the art. Phil Noto created the cover.

Statement from Benjamin Percy: “When I was a kid, I had a door-length poster of a xenomorph crashing through the wood, tearing off the hinges, creeping forward with a drippy fanged smile. This is the image I would drift away to every night, which no doubt influenced my imaginative hard-wiring, along with the films and comics that I watched and read over and over and over.

To this day, I can’t grip a knife without wanting to lay my hand on a table and tick-tick-tick the point between my splayed fingers. I can’t play a game of ping-pong or Clue without yelling, “Game over, man”. I can’t scratch an orange tabby without whispering, “You are my lucky star… lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky.” I’ve been in love with these stories most of my life. And it’s truly an honor and a delight to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Aliens. With a script inked in acid blood.”

Aliens: Aftermath

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