I am bored anybody want to talk about alien and predator(anything)

[monsterlover1992]

i feel like talking with someone which alien or predator comic was your favorite

[monsterlover1992]

Hello anybody?:confused:

[kent]

Well, the only Alien/Predator comic I've ever read was a mini-comic that came with a double-pack of Alien and Predator figures I got many years ago. Sorry, I am not much of a comic book guy.

On a side note, I can't get enough of AVP and the special edition of Predator 2 is just marvelous! Wish I would have waited and saved $10 before I bought the non-special edition of the film months ago. Oh well.
As far as books, I finished Aliens Vs. Predator: Prey about nine years ago. Now that may seem like a long time ago, but I remember quite a bit from the book, especially the battle sequences. I started Aliens Vs. Predator: Hunter's Planet but only read about five pages and am trying to progress further into it. I am also reading the movie novel of AVP which has started off phenomenal by my man, who wrote the tremendous young adult Godzilla novels, Marc Cerasini.

I must say I am just back into the Alien and Predator gig thanks to AVP!

[monsterlover1992]

i liked the first alien vs predator comic series it was really fun to read have you read alien:labyrinth it is pretty nasty yet very cool today i just read alien vs predator:eternal it was ok but on alien vs predator thrill of the hunt the two monsters barely fought each other

[monsterlover1992]

anybody collect the macfarlene series

[kent]

Sadly I don't. They are pretty cool looking figures and I did almost grab a couple from the AVP lineup. Then I remembered I hardly had any room to display them, plus I had those Predator and other Alien figures that were by...Kenner was it? So yeah, for me I saw it as kind of a waste of money.

[monsterlover1992]

kenner really didnt have really have detail on their figures but macfarlene does