Have the Xenomorphs finally met their match? Or will Gordon Shumway get the stuffing kicked out of him? The answer is only 60 cents away!
Have the Xenomorphs finally met their match? Or will Gordon Shumway get the stuffing kicked out of him? The answer is only 60 cents away!
It was only a matter of time before this confrontation. The Aliens have already faced off with Luke Skywalker in STF #1363, Han Solo in STF #2965, and Lando Calrissian in STF #4165.
This cover required some background extension before I could add in a Xenomorph. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
Yesterday's cover featured The Phantom vs. Predator, and I felt like this would make for a suitable follow up. I watched Xena take down a lot of big monsters on her show, but she may have met her match here. Let's hope she can find away to emerge triumphant.
It's good to see both of these movie franchises back on more solid footing. James Gunn's Superman looks promising and Alien: Romulus is my favorite entry in that series since the first two movies. It might have been cool to see a crossover back in the 80's.
The Blue and Gold team have a way of getting in and out of tight spots, so this is a scenario that I can see happening. You can't wise-crack your way out of a Xenomorph infestation, so I'd like to see how they deal with this particular menace.
Could Boston Brand possess a Xenomorph? I'm not sure what the results would be, but it would be an interesting situation to watch play itself out. Especially when it looks like he intends to go after the big momma.
Who is more prepared to take on a Xenomorph? A berserker scrapper or a shrinking scientist? Why not cover all the bases and have them join forces? It would be a fun battle to watch play out, anyway!
There has been talk of a solo Lando Calrissian series on Disney+ with Donald Glover reprising the role. The Disney+ Star Wars shows have definitely been a mixed bag thus far. Let's hope that if this show does move forward, a little more thought is put into the scripts. Maybe once the Hollywood writer's strike is over, we'll get some stories truly worthy of the Star Wars name.
Diana and her fellow Amazonians are a formidable force that never shy away from battle, but a Xenomorph infestation of Paradise Island might really put them to the test. Frankly, I'm surprised that DC and Dark Horse didn't produce this story for real when they were crossing Aliens over with Batman and Superman.
One minor gripe I had with Star Trek: The Next Generation was that there were not enough scenes showing Worf being a badass. I know he was there to show how the Federation had made peace with one of their greatest enemies, but he could have still tapped into his Klingon savage side a bit more for my tastes. Ongoing storylines like giving him a son or an ill-conceived romance with Deanna Troy only served to soften him up further. I see that he is returning with most of the original Bridge Crew for the new season of Picard - but in the trailer for that he announces that he is now a pacifist. Let's hope he rethinks that stance by the end of the season.
I'd love to know what happened behind the scenes on The Book of Boba Fett. While I really enjoyed the episodes they appeared in, having The Mandalorian and Grogu show up halfway through the series and reduce Fett practically to a minor supporting character was a very odd choice. I can't believe that was the original plan. Will we see Boba Fett back on Disney+? I'm betting yes, but only as a guest star.
Jonah Hex has been to the future and back, so maybe he's heard about the Xenomorphs sometime during his travels. He's going to need any extra edge he can get if he wants to have a chance in this battle. Never count Hex out, though - he always finds a way.
It will be interesting to see what Disney/Marvel does with the Aliens and Predator properties now that they have the rights. I imagine we will see more crossovers between the two monster franchises and Marvel heroes. Will they stick to one-shots and mini-series, or will they perhaps be fully integrated into the Marvel Universe? That might be a bit much.
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