Aliens: Rogue

(Dark Horse, 1993, 1997)
™ and © 1992 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Man really is a unique creature; it not only conquers its fears, it markets them. The new breed of scientists in Aliens: Rogue no longer fears the xenomorphic killers that stalked Lt. Ellen Ripley through three Aliens movies. Indeed, the scientists have found ways to neutralize their acidic blood, and weapons that interrupt the Aliens’ nervous systems. They’re now attempting to go even further, and if Professor Ernst Kleist has his way, we won’t be fighting the Aliens—we’ll be breeding them.

Project Chimera is Kleist’s dream of turning the Aliens into his personal, lethal pets. But he’s not the only one with twisted plans for these creatures; Kleist’s transmissions have been decoded by parties unknown, and now his genetically altered Aliens have become the most sought–after weapon in the galaxy…

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