Though they also took the opportunity to have the Predators interact with their own, short-lived superhero universe in the Dark Horse Heroes line. The Aliens and Predator licenses were held by Dark Horse during this time, making it easier for them to feature crossover stories with other characters licensed by the publisher, like Tarzan, Buffy & Terminator.
Every story sits outside of Aliens/Predator continuity, so read as much or as little as you want and don’t feel like you need to read every other Aliens or Predator comic to get what’s going on! Want to keep it simple? Here’s the full list in chronological order.
For example refers to the second story of the five stories in that issue, so you don’t need to read the other four When an issue contains multiple stories, the relevant story is denoted with square brackets. Thanks to Xenopediafor all their help in putting this together. But who knows, maybe we’ll see them clash with other heroes in the years to come… The Xenomorphs and Yautja would continue to clash with DC’s heroes, as well as characters from Valiant, Dynamite, Image and even Archie Comics! Dark Horse lost the license to Aliens and Predator in 2019 when Disney bought 20 th Century Fox, taking the two deadly species along with them to Marvel Comics. Following that, the Predators would hunt heroes from other universe – including Dark Horse’s own superhero universe – and the Aliens would make their jump to the DC Universe in 1995 when they met Superman. By the ‘90s, intercompany comics crossovers were all the rage and Batman become the first to be targeted by a Predator in 1991. A year later, they battled it out in Aliens vs Predator #1-4 and Dark Horse realised they were onto something. Dark Horse Comics picked up the licenses for Aliens and Predator in 1988 and, in 1989, decided pit them both against each other in Dark Horse Presents #34-36.
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