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 Predator: Homeworld (1 of 4)
Writer: Jim
Vance, Kate Worley
Cover Artist: Joel Naprstek
Penciller: Toby Cypress
Inker: Mark Lipka
Letterer: Michael Taylor
Colorist: Dave Stewart (Winner 2003 Eisner Award Best
Coloring)
Naturalist Maya Bergstrom and ex-combat photographer
George Maxwell have just met a Predator for the first time -
an ancient, legendary warrior unlike any other Predator. But
he's not here to hunt humans. His mission is to bring down three
young, thrill-kill Predators that don't follow their race's warrior
code. But Maya and George are on to something: the real reason
Predators are flocking to Earth. If they're right, the human
race is in for one hell of a wake-up call!
Pub. Date: March 24, 1999
Format: Full color, 32 pages
Entire contents trademarked
(® or TM) and copyrighted (©) 1986-2004 by Dark
Horse Comics, Inc.
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 Predator: Homeworld (2 of 4)
Writer: Jim
Vance, Kate Worley
Cover Artist: Joel Naprstek
Penciller: Toby Cypress
Inker: Mark Lipka
Letterer: Michael Taylor
Colorist: Dave Stewart (Winner 2003 Eisner Award Best
Coloring)
In the dense wilderness of Yellowstone National
Park, a photojournalist named George witnesses the carnage brought
on by three young renegade Predators. Mya, a naturalist, has
stumbled across a noble elder of this alien race, every bit as
tough. Its purpose is a mystery to her but soon becomes clear:
As the renegades mercilessly carve a wake of death, they are
unaware that one of their own has come to Earth to hunt them.
Pub. Date: April 28, 1999
Format: Full color, 32 pages
Entire contents trademarked
(® or TM) and copyrighted (©) 1986-2004 by Dark
Horse Comics, Inc.
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 Predator: Homeworld (3 of 4)
Writer: Jim
Vance, Kate Worley
Cover Artist: Joel Naprstek
Penciller: Toby Cypress
Inker: Mark Lipka
Letterer: Michael Taylor
Colorist: Dave Stewart (Winner 2003 Eisner Award Best
Coloring)
In the heart of Yellowstone National Park,
terrifying events are unfolding. A trio of thrill-kill Predators
has been using Earth as their own private slaughterhouse. However,
these killers don't realize that they are being hunted by one
of their own: a noble but deadly warrior who is the granddaddy
of all Predators! But, as this death match comes to a boil, a
nameless government agent has his own plans for this otherwordly
race.
Pub. Date: May 26, 1999
Format: Full color, 32 pages
Entire contents trademarked
(® or TM) and copyrighted (©) 1986-2004 by Dark
Horse Comics, Inc.
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 Predator: Homeworld (4 of 4)
Writer: Jim
Vance, Kate Worley
Cover Artist: Joel Naprstek
Penciller: Toby Cypress
Inker: Mark Lipka
Letterer: Michael Taylor
Colorist: Dave Stewart (Winner 2003 Eisner Award Best
Coloring)
When Predators clash with other Predators,
look out! It all comes to a head as the ancient, mysterious Predator
warrior faces off against the young, merciless trio of his race.
Will discipline and experience win out against youth and raw
power? And what of Maya Bergstrom's chilling hypothesis that
Predators were Earth's original inhabitants eons ago?! The answers
will shock you!
Pub. Date: June 30, 1999
Format: Full color, 32 pages
Entire
contents trademarked (® or TM) and copyrighted (©) 1986-2004
by Dark Horse Comics, Inc.
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