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Newest Review: ... may or may not have changed in the other stories. A couple of the shorter pieces are forgettable but all of them are fun and ... more

 ... if you are completely new to these comics you should have a good time with Outbreak and Nightmare Asylum. These two stories constitute most of the graphic novel anyway. Aliens Omnibus Volume 1 is good stuff if you are a fan of the films and comics and a decent read too at over 300 pages. The only drawback is that this volume fluctuates in price a lot and will make you feel like you have to buy some of the others. If you do see this at a decent price though I would certainly recommend it....more

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Crowned ReviewAliens Omnibus Volume 1: The Stars, Like Dust (1441 words)
by - written on 17/08/12 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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Aliens Omnibus Volume 1 is a compilation of the first arc of late eighties Aliens comics by Mark Verheiden. After the huge success of James Cameron's sequel film Aliens in 1986 there was a mania for all things Alien universe and Dark Horse comics had the bright notion of continuation stories that ran on from the films. This could easily have been a forgettable throwaway tie-in that just cashed in on the Alien brand but the comics were surprisingly good and had plots that were far more inventive and interesting than the two further Alien film sequels that arrived in the 1990s. I'm sure there are many fans of Alien and Aliens who wish 20th Century Fox had used these comics  Read the complete review