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Dark Horse Comics Issues 10-11-12                          Comics Lot
Featuring the complete three-part “Predator: The Pride at Nghash” story, complete two-part “Godzilla: Blast from the Past” story, & complete one-part “Aliens: Taste” story.  Awesome!!

Dark Horse Comics can be thought of a companion to Dark Horse’s popular Dark Horse Presents anthology series. Chiefly featured here are Dark Horse’s licensed characters, Predator, Robocop, Timecop, Aliens, and more. The thrills come hard and fast as these sci-fi characters engage in adventure, with each chapter inevitably ending in a cliff-hanger. Each issue features top-notch art and suspenseful writing in the Dark Horse tradition.

Dark Horse Comics issues #10,11, and 12 features the complete three-part “Predator: The Pride at Nghash” story, complete two-part “Godzilla: Blast from the Past” story, & complete one-part “Aliens: Taste” story. Additional back-up stories include classic Dark Horse characters like James Bond, X, the Predator, and Aliens… but these stories are not complete.

Dark Horse Comics Lot contains:

Dark Horse Comics #10 – May 1993
Editors: Bob Cooper, Jerry Prosser & Dick Hansom
Cover by: John Watkiss

“James Bond 007: Light of My Death Part 3 of 4”   6 pages
Writer: Das Petrou
Artist: John Watkiss
Colorist: Trevor Goring
Letterer: Woodrow Phoenix

“Godzilla: Blast from the Past Part 1 of 2”   8 pages
Writer: Randy Stradley
Artist: Bobby Rubio
Inker: Brian Garvey
Colorist: Matthew Hollingsworth
Letterer: Clem Robins

When special unit G-Force invites Professor Yoshiwara to study a dormant Godzilla, they discover she has more than studies in mind – namely revenge for her parents’ death in Tokyo forty years earlier! But can her specially formulated “Killer Bee” missile kill the King of Monsters?!

“Who is X? Part 3”   8 pages
Writer: Jerry Prosser
Artist: N. Steven Harris
Inker: Dan Davis
Colorist: Rachelle Menashe
Letterer: Clem Robins

“Predator: The Pride at Nghasa Part 1”   8 pages
Writer: Chuck Dixon
Artist: Enrique Alcatena
Colorist: Chris Chalenor
Letterer: Clem Robins

Kenya, Late August, 1936. During the building of a new railroad, several workers of ‘Nghasa Bain’ are attacked and slaughtered by an unknown assailant. Meanwhile at Kildeer station, park rangers John Copeland and Reginald Barrows, alongside their assistant Wanji, were notified by a runner that they were to accompany famous hunter Sir James Neville Ramsay to Nghasa, who has been personally hired by the crown to rid the Basin of a ‘Lion’, though the runner attests that it was a ‘Forest Devil’ that had killed the railmen.
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Dark Horse Comics Presents #11 – July 1993
Editors: Randy Stradley, Edward Martin III, Bob Cooper, Jerry Prosser & Dick Hansom
Cover by: Arthur Adams & Matthew Hollingsworth

“Godzilla: Blast from the Past Part Two”   8 pages
Writer: Randy Stradley
Artist: Bobby Rubio
Inker: Brian Garvey
Colorist: Matthew Hollingsworth
Letterer: Clem Robins

Professor Yoshiwara’s “Killer Bee” missile doesn’t kill the King of Monsters… but only awakens him. G-Force barely escapes Godzilla’s destructive awakening by making it to an airplane. Once airbourne, Professor Yoshiwara uses the plane’s high-calibre machine gun to rain down revengful fury upon Godzilla. All bloody and shot-up… Godzilla sinks to the bottom of the ocean.

“Predator: The Pride at Nghasa Part, Two”   8 pages
Writer: Chuck Dixon
Artist: Enrique Alcatena
Colorist: Chris Chalenor
Letterer: Clem Robins

After assembling a team of bearers, the group set out on foot to Nghasa, passing a nearby village. However, the village is devoid of men, with only women, children and the elderly present. A village elder approaches the group and warns them of a ‘forest devil’ that lured men from the village to be killed, every time the ‘hunting star’ crosses the sky. Although Sir James is sceptical of this, a village girl points them to several flayed corpses strung up on a tree.

Sir James becomes overwrought and accuses the villagers of rebellion, killing the railmen as an act of defiance against the British Empire. Suddenly, a hole is blown through James from the shot of a Plasmacaster, killing him. Chaos ensues, and Reginald, Wanji and several bearers are killed, leaving Copeland alone against the Predator.

“James Bond: Light of My Death Part Four”   6 pages
Writer: Das Petrou
Artist: John Watkiss
Colorist: Trevor Goring
Letterer: Woodrow Phoenix

“Alien: Taste”   4 pages
Writer: Edward Martin III
Artist: Mark Nelson
Colorist: Ray P. Murtaugh
Letterer: Willie Schubert

An anonymous monologue guides the reader through a short story where a facehugger is purposefully squeezed from an Alien egg by a set of taloned fingers and thrown onto a grill to be cooked and consumed by a giant extraterrestrial creature for its taste.
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Dark Horse Comics Presents #12 – August 1993
Editors: Randy Stradley, Edward Martin III, Bob Cooper, Chris Warneer & Ryder Windham
Cover by: Derek Thompson

“Predator: Bad Blood Part 1”   8 pages
Writer: Evan Dorkin
Artist: Derek Thompson
Inker: Ande Parks
Colorist: Robbie Busch
Letterer: Pat Brosseau

“Aliens: Backsplash Part 1”   8 pages
Writer: Jim Woodring
Artist: Kilian Plunkett
Colorist: Matthew Hollingsworth
Letterer: Ellie de Ville

“Predator: The Pride at Nghasa Part 3”   8 pages
Writer: Chuck Dixon
Artist: Enrique Alcatena
Colorist: Chris Chalenor
Letterer: Clem Robins

Fleeing for his life, Copeland hoped to lose the creature in a marsh. When following him, the Devil is attacked by two Nile crocodiles, biting off his left arm. After killing the crocodiles, the enraged Predator emerges and continues his chase.

The blood of the Devil’s wound subsequently attracts a clan of Hyenas and he is attacked by them, followed by a Lion and Lioness that joins the chaos. The Predator manages to escape the mauling with his life, and limps away to a muddy wallow, John cautiously following him. The Predator enters the wallow, a Mother Ship later emerging and taking off – the ‘hunting star.’ John wishes God’s mercy towards the next beings that go on to encounter the hunter.
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Comics lot contains: Dark Horse Comics (1993) Issues #10,11,12.  Dark Horse Comics

Comics are bagged & boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that they arrive to you perfectly and quickly.

All First Printings
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Publication Date: 1993
Format per comic: FC, 32 pages, Comic, 10.25″ x 6.5″
UPC: None Stated

Collectible Entertainment note: Comics 10,11,12 are in Fine to Very Fine condition.  Nice Lot!  Please See Scans!!  A must have for any serious Predator, Godzilla and/or Aliens collector / enthusiast.  A fun & entertaining read.  Highly Recommended. 

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