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Aliens vs. Predator: Deadliest of the Species #1 (Dark Horse Comics, 1993)
Aliens vs. Predator: Deadliest of the Species #1 (Dark Horse Comics, 1993)
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Aliens vs. Predator: Deadliest of the Species #1 (Dark Horse Comics, 1993) is here to hijack your shelf like a facehugger on a bender! This isn’t just a comic—it’s Chris Claremont’s wild ride where the X-Men maestro trades mutants for monsters, pitting Aliens and Predators against a trophy wife with more baggage than a spaceship’s cargo hold. Caryn Delacroix is living the high life in a skyliner above an Alien-ravaged Earth, but her nightmares are about to get a lot uglier—and toothier—than her corporate sugar daddy’s boardroom tantrums. Jackson Guice’s pencils and John Beatty’s inks deliver a sci-fi slugfest, all wrapped in a John Bolton cover so slick it’s practically dripping acid. It’s the start of a 12-issue epic where the only thing deadlier than the species is the suspense!
Current Value: This beauty’s clawing its way through the market at $5-$10 raw in Very Fine shape—cheap enough to grab without selling your Predator spear. Graded at a CGC 9.8? You’re talking $40-$60, because that pristine condition and Claremont’s name carry weight like a Yautja’s shoulder cannon. It’s the kickoff to a fan-favorite series, and that Bolton art is a collector’s drool-fest.
Expected Value Trends: Keep your eyes peeled, because this one’s got sneaky legs—like an Alien scampering through the vents. With Marvel’s Predator hype (Predator vs. Spider-Man lands April ’25) and Alien: Romulus still buzzing, Dark Horse’s AvP classics are getting a nostalgia boost. Short-term, raw copies could hit $15-$20 if the crossover fever spreads. Long-term? If an AvP film reboot whispers turn into roars or Claremont’s cult status spikes, a 9.8 might claw up to $80-$100 by 2026. It’s a slow burner with serious trophy potential—think of it as a Predator stalking its prey.
Upcoming Events: Mark April 23, 2025, when Predator vs. Spider-Man #1 swings in—if Spidey vs. Skinner reignites the Yautja craze, this Dark Horse debut could see a bump. Alien: Romulus (August ’24) left fans thirsty for more Alien-Predator chaos, and any AvP cinematic tease could send collectors hunting. Comic-Con season might also spark a feeding frenzy—those ‘90s Dark Horse vibes hit different when booths start flexing.
So, grab Aliens vs. Predator: Deadliest of the Species #1 now—it’s the opening salvo in a sci-fi horror mashup that’s more addictive than a xenomorph’s hiss. Bag it, board it, and flex it like you just dodged a plasma blast. In this game, you’re either the hunter, the hunted, or the one cashing in!
Upcoming Events: Circle April 23, 2025, for Predator vs. Spider-Man #1—if Spidey’s tussle with a Yautja reignites Predator mania, this Dark Horse gem could see a surge. Plus, Alien: Romulus (August ’24) left fans hungry for more Alien action, and any whisper of an AvP reboot could send collectors scrambling. Comic-Con season might also spark a feeding frenzy—dealers love flexing these early issues, and bidders love overpaying for nostalgia.
So, snag Aliens vs. Predator #1 now—it’s the ultimate sci-fi slugfest where the only winner is your shelf. Bag it, board it, and brag about it like you just survived a double-dose of extraterrestrial terror. In this hunt, you’re the prey—and the prize!
