Species: Human Race

    (Dark Horse, 1996-1997)
™ and ©1997 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, Inc.

This is the comic book sequel to the first Species movie. The signal from outer space that gave information for combining alien and human DNA was heard by more than one person. Duburke Chemicals decided to create its own hybrid life form and reap the scientific benefits of such experimentation. The only difference between its life form and the original Sil was Duburke engineered its to be male and used a human host. The Center for Disease Control is called in to clean up the mess after the rapidly maturing “Kal” sees a woman for the first time and those adolescent hormones kick in with claws and a purpose: to procreate and breed with every fertile female he can find, spreading his own species all over the planet much more quickly than the original Species specimen—the female Sil—could have accomplished. The main difference between Kal and a typical teenager is that the mothers don’t survive the experience.
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Species: Human Race #1

November, 1996
Cover Price: $2.95
11 copies available from $1.75 		Gordon RenniePhil Hester
Species: Human Race #2

December, 1996
Cover Price: $2.95
8 copies available from $2.20 		Ed GormanPhil Hester
Species: Human Race #3

January, 1997
Cover Price: $2.95
8 copies available from $2.13 		Stephen BlueDenys Cowan
Species: Human Race #4

February, 1997
Cover Price: $2.95
8 copies available from $2.13 		Stephen R. BissetteMark A. Nelson, George Pratt