Dark Horse Comics #17

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About this issue

Writer

Charles Moore, Dan Thorsland, and John Arcudi

Artist

Paul Mendoza

Penciller

Bill Hughes and Doug Alexander Gregory

Inker

Andy Mushynsky and Jasen Rodriguez

Colorist

Gregory Wright, James Sinclair, Matt Hollingsworth, and Pamela Rambo

Letterer

Bill Pearson and Vickie Williams

Cover

Bill Hughes

Editor

Edward Martin III and Randy Stradley

Characters

Alien Warrior, C-3PO, IG 88, Olag Greck, and R2-D2

Teams

Aliens (Xenomorphs), Astromech Droids, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Gamorreans, New York Police Department, and Predators

Cover date

January 1994

Cover price

$2.50

Pages

36

Rating

Unknown

To his tribe, Suom isn't yet a man. But he has seen the Night Reaper, whose hideous reign of fear and death strikes at night and steals away by morning. Only Suom has seen the face of the Reaper and survived, and only he can conquer this beast in part one of "Alien," featuring beautiful art by Paul Mendoza and the story of a horrifying coming of age by John Arcudi. It was a time before the fall of the Republic and the rise of the Empire. Dark Horse Comics is proud to debut "Droids," its latest Star Wars tale, featuring C-3PO and R2-D2, caught in the crossfire between Olag, a ruthless trader, and a deadly battle droid. Part 2 of "Predator: The Hunted City" continues as Max is pursued by warring families, each intent on discovering who or... what... has been killing them off. The only thing they know for sure is that Max knows more than he's telling -- and they'll beat it out of him if they have to.