Much as had been the case with the company's already-successful Aliens line, launched the previous year, the first Predator series that Dark Horse produced (originally titled simply Predator, but later renamed Predator: Concrete Jungle in collected form) was a continuation of the film on which the licence was based - in this case, it followed Detective Schaefer, brother of Dutch from Predator, as he investigated his sibling's mysterious disappearance whilst simultaneously dealing with a Yautja incursion in New York City.
Publication History Origins and development ĭark Horse Comics launched its Predator comics line in 1989. As a result of the change in ownership, publication of the ongoing series Predator: Hunters III was affected, although the comic was ultimately completed as a trade paperback release, proving to be the final Predator release from Dark Horse.ĭuring the time they owned the rights to produce Predator comics, Dark Horse published a total of 41 different Predator stories, as well as various collected editions, reprints and non-canon crossover comics that introduce the titular Predator species to other franchises. Predator lines), thus bringing Dark Horse's involvement with the franchise to an end. For 30 years, Dark Horse was the sole publisher of Predator comics, and the company produced a number of limited series, one-shots and short stories, starting with the comic Predator: Concrete Jungle (originally titled simply Predator) in June 1989.įollowing the purchase of 20th Century Fox by The Walt Disney Company in 2019, the license to produce Predator comics moved to Marvel Comics (along with the Aliens and Aliens vs. The Predator comic book line was a long-running series of comic books published by Dark Horse Comics, based on the Predator franchise.
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