Ask Dark Horse Comics your questions about their new AvP & Prometheus comic series!

@Chris Picard The excitement is BURSTING from my chest!

Okay, so update on the interview situation. The writers of the new series asked that I hold off on posting the interview until June. Only because that's when they'll be promoting the new series, pre-order links and showcasing new content. Since the answers to the interview reveal some pretty BIG details about all of the new comics, they and I agree that posting the interview then would be more of a draw for fans and would get quite a bit more attention.

I do apologize however, I wasn't trying to "tease" it at all, it was only recently that DH and I agreed to wait on publishing the interview. I can assure you though, it will be well worth the wait! Pretty much every question was answered that fans submitted. I think everyone will be pleased with the responses.

Again, I am sorry for not posting it earlier, but it will be up on June 18th, I promise! :)

Thanks for the update, Chris!

Will the Original " Alien Vs. Predator 2 " ever be made into a TPB ? The Female Predator Character is alot like the AVP Movie connection between Predators & Women.

Thanks for the information...

I watched Prometheus. I am generally pretty forgiving of movies, if it’s clear what they are trying to achieve and have a decent crack at doing it. But Prometheus is complete bollocks from start (read kimi no iru machi manga online for free {all chapters}) to finish, albeit with some good performances and production design. Even as a creation myth, it’s completely implausible.

Leaving that aside, any god that demands that people kneel before it is not worthy of being called a god. Anything that can create a universe should be way beyond demanding, let alone needing, worship or devotion, especially the weirdly specific requirements that humans have settled upon.

Anything worthy of being accepted as a god should be able to communicate its existence and preferences consistently as unambiguously to something as small and homogeneous as a single species on a single world.

But it hasn’t.

That in itself is a pretty good argument against the existence of any god yet conceived by humans. Except the Flying Spaghetti Monster, whose noodly appendages only deliver their message clearly to pirates.