How to Catch a Predator (You probably just buy one?)

In which we discuss our first comic that came from a movie!  People might not think much of them these days, but licensed comics really were a big deal back in the day.  We'll go over more of them including, of course, Dark Horse's other big licensed killer alien property!

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Phil here:  This one doesn't have the world's greatest research done on it.  While looking for interviews, I frankly didn't find many.  It could be I was looking wrong, or maybe there just aren't many.  Anyway, for biographical info, I used Wikipedia.  For some juicier bits, I did find a few links to uh...link to...

https://www.darkhorse.com/Horsepower/509/Profile-Chris-Warner

https://www.avpgalaxy.net/2020/04/26/building-a-universe-of-terror-an-interview-with-aliens-comic-writer-mark-verheiden-avpgalaxy-podcast-106/

https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/a-history-of-dark-horses-universe-expanding-franchise-saving-predator-comics

http://verheiden.blogspot.com/ (I'm not sure if he uses it anymore, but Mark Verheiden used to blog here)

So, what did we read and review?  It was a collection of a few miniseries written by Mark Verheiden.  It also included an adaptation of Predator 2.  I don't know if it's still in print as Dark Horse has lost the license to Predator, but I'm pretty sure you can find a cheap copy somewhere.  It's called:

Predator: The Essential Comics vol 1 (Dark Horse)