The fight for survival! Sheer terror befalls the remaining crew members as the Alien claims the ship as its feeding ground. With retaliation proving futile, the only way out is to run
While Lilith fends off an en masse attack by the secret vampire society known as Lumea Urmatoare (no, not THE Foo Fighters), her daughter Vampirella makes the ultimate sacrifice to prevent a slaughter in Vampire Village.
“Numerology” Four: seeking revenge, the fire demon Nyx goes on a murderous rampage against Vampirella and Vampi’s mother, Lilith of Drakulon, which ultimately draws in the new Draculina and sets a collision course with Lilith’s secret agent, the half-vampire Chastity. Meanwhile, the peaceful vampires of Ashthorne are pushed to the brink by an armed invasion by state police while Pantha searches desperately for the two boys whose disappearance threatens to escalate into a bloodbath.
The alien is loose aboard the ship, with every attempt at eradicating it proving more deadly. As the creature reveals its true form, the crew discovers a horrifying new development.
| The crew makes a shocking discovery about the artifacts found in the pyramid. Unaware of the danger they have brought aboard, the Snark departs the alien planet-and within secure confines of the ship, a horror unknown to man will be unleashed. |
The intercepted voice transmission has been interpreted-a dire warning . . . but is it too late? As the crew continues to survey the massive pyramid structure, they find an entrance. Who goes in, won’t come out alone . . .
Adapted from the original 1976 screenplay by Dan O’Bannon (author of Moebius’s The Long Tomorrow, cowriter of Total Recall, writer/director of The Return of the Living Dead).
En route to back to Earth, the crew of the starship Snark intercepts an alien transmission. Their investigation leads them to a desolate planetoid, a crashed alien spacecraft, and a pyramidic structure of unknown origin. Then the terror begins . . .
o Just in time for Alien Day (April 26, 2020)
o Adapted from the original 1976 screenplay by Dan O’Bannon (author of Moebius’s The Long Tomorrow, cowriter of Total Recall, writer/director of The Return of the Living Dead).
o Variant covers by Walter Simonson!
