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Aliens vs. Predator #4 pg 1 - Warner

Location: Purchased Works
Artists: Chris Warner (Penciller) ,  Robert Campanella (All)

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Location: Purchased Works
Title: Aliens vs. Predator #4 pg 1 - Warner*
Artist:  Chris Warner (Penciller) ,  Robert Campanella (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1779
Likes on CAF: 1
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Comments: 5
Added to Site: 8/1/2012

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Page from the very first Aliens vs. Predator series (Vol. 1, 1990) from Dark Horse Comics, issue 4, page 1, by Chris Warner (pencils) and Robert Campanella (inks, signed). 11" x 17" Thick paper/cardstock.

When I first saw this comic book at the comic shop, I thought "how bloody stupid," but I still picked it up due to my love of Aliens and Predator. I was so wrong. It's been one of my all-time favorite comics since (unfortunately Dark Horse's quality in issuing future AvP series fell off dramatically). This first AvP series was what the movies should have been. Great story and great artwork, capturing the essence and what we expect of all three races: Aliens, Predators, and Humans. Obviously, I was delighted to get an original page.

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Mike W Member Since 2007
Posted On 8/1/2012

Great page, Chris!!! Thanks for sharing the art and the story behind it!!!
matthew reed Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/2/2012

terrific! i remember being so jazzed when this comic came out. great page.
Malvin V Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/2/2012

I remember and love this series. I'm still searching for an example, but they are so rare. Congrats on getting a great example!
Joey Pun Member Since 2008
Posted On 8/2/2012

Great looking page. Congrats!!
Whap Pow Bam Member Since 2007
Posted On 12/5/2012

This was such a fun story. Warner's work was definitive. He and his creative team planted so many seeds for the character. It's strange how badly the character suffered subsequently.