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Dark Horse Presents 24 |
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Dark Horse Presents 24 Modern |
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CGC |
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3802431008
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The Origin of "Aliens", the breed and horror of chest splattering laughter! Sigourney Weaver did this series justice on film, films that would be continued to this day. The Aliens are looking for feeding time, and the humans have only now discovered they're the dinner bell! Yes, it is feeding time as the origin looks to a new source of sustenance. These "Alien" beings are searching. All the hoopla of the theater is taken to task to make a name and new world to combat the Alien! They may walk among us and if not on guard, you'll find yourself on the set with Weaver doing battles for the life of the world in your hands. I hope the movies have trained us to nuke from orbit. I laugh because at the Comic Con in 2022 my brother bought a "Nuke from Orbit" t-shirt. It is a classic line! My brother bought a shirt with that line imprinted, wears it a lot!
 Neigh! I say, "Nei!"
Complete with the back cover picture added of the first splash type page, as it shows the horror! The raw under copy reader used for the pic was purchased from a LCS called Lonestar, a typical Texas name! These Aliens aren't "alone" anymore, they're about to order the human's Grub Hub! The Dark Horse Key Chain, that is beautiful!
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Dark Horse Presents 34 |
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Dark Horse Presents 34 Signature |
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CGC |
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2739380004
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SIGNED BY CHRIS WERNER ON 2/18/23. Aliens cover & story. Stradley, Kraiger & Duranona stories. Norwood, Kraiger & Duranona art. Chris Warner cover. Aliens from the prophecy discourse, it matters to some, but what from orbit do you see? A Holy One. Not cattle or chattel but the non-Alien History world that chum up the gums, and for what may be the biggest fishing tackle boat of ever before sighted prey, and righteously I might add, Aliens!? As sterned fossils toward the core of healing and forgetting the forfeit of me some Ripley's Believe It or Not, and yet again the blind eyed nuke as suffragette. The Faithful and True: Race of Scorpions, Zone, and Aliens; with His explaining to do and yet again they're all left cold for the win of the Ghostly humbleness (as of children) of His natural habitat toward saving humanity. At a Base and Securely Based! Going Home, as to suffering in coming to Him as Riplee looks on. Aliens? Nah teacher not even close. Nuke issues aside it isn't the shadow of turning the world has over looked as forward or against themselves, but rather the turnover fumble looking to get itself an A+ honor roll AP Phi Theta Kappa.
 Reading Rainbow from the pennywise of something in a "Final Destination!" "Love that Joker."
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released publicly of, "Regretting You!" Invincible eat your little encourage able program heart out, it's the future alright and are you there? Look chilling in the Jag it's you and you aren't there!
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Dark Horse Presents 35 |
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Dark Horse Presents 35 Modern |
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CGC |
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4452015020
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Predator story with art by Phil Norwood. Randy Stradley & Anina Bennett stories. Sam Inabinet & Paul Guinan art. Chris Warner cover. This is the art of the skull; one called gall and the gothic tendencies that bury the alphabet to the end of these hunter beginnings. Those swings of nets to carry the brother in the fight, whether by aliens, humans, or running amuck of any other, and whether by sport, or obedience to a call, it is the finish that means the victor. I was way too young in watching these kinds of films, though early 80's was my manufactured date it would take some vigilance to raise a child right and keep themselves obedient. By nature, these like the exorcist, a clockwork orange, or by other alleyway stray cat strut, these 80's carried a big stick and muscle towards those humbled by the sword of entertainment and growing old while always remembering The Creator and artists early on. Ecclesiastes 12
 "Alright! Smoke'em if ya got'em! That Sucked!" ~ G'N'R
Prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "The Predator!" I have a prescreen pass as back cover picture to my Predator #1 registry book, but it was the same week and on a different day, this one here being the one the Local Comic Shop gave out! Being a blessing in times were the contest shows mercy in blood, is no joke for those of the film on and off screen. It took screentime though all the same, as somethings in life are unavoidable, but what do you do when character is tested but trust those that would be good at shepherding and leading to the good and the right. That is what stands in the end.
Complete with a back cover picture of the insides to this issue from an under copy.
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Dark Horse Presents Annual 1998 nn |
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Dark Horse Presents Annual 1998 nn Modern |
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CGC |
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4216712011
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1st comic book appearance of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Mike Mignola & Mark Verheiden stories. Mike Mignola, Luke Ross, John Bolton, Ron Randall & Pia Guerra art. Ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming whence went the rockets' red glare! Chasing zombies? Vampires? The whole lot and shish kabob? That skewer is a bitter pill chasing blood, and Buffy meets Hellboy for a "Monster Encyclopedia!" Indeed, of a times past when we were kids, younger, and to this generation a lot healthier to withstand the wiles that were common. Hallelujah, it is what it is, and by now those booted VHS and DVD have taken to the internet streaming. Collectibles abound and there are those who remain Faiithful, with CGC making the rounds to encapsulate some people's favorites. Well, having a ball inside the park to first base is still a clench to round out for third and on to home, when all is said and done.
 Admittedly a stumble in the darkness, evidently, but "The Mummy!" Starring Tom Cruise, not ashamed to say, "I saw the light, no more darkness, no more night!" As the plot of the movie was, indeed.
 Which side of this poster is better or more prominent? The color or the black and white, and with a back cover picture as the owl or crow flies one may never know. There is just so much to comic books, guess so.
Complete with a back cover picture of "POSTERS!" I don't mean a ween comment on Facebook, we mean the Buffy Slaying Machinery. That takes no back seat when boardie Shadrock sent this to me at cost of shipping alone, indeed, those were days when these graces spoke, and kind was the melody of thankfulness.
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