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ALIENS:NIGHTMARE ASY…

Dark Horse

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1989

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Mark Verheiden has moved between comics, film, and television, often working on licensed properties with surprising depth. Known for “The American”, “Aliens”, and “The Mask”, Verheiden brought psychological weight and character-driven storytelling to genre narratives. His work helped shape the mature tone of late-80s and early-90s comics adapting film franchises, influencing the direction of multimedia crossovers.

Mark Verheiden

Dark Horse

978-1878574039

32

English

1989

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

1989 Comic Dark Horse

Aliens: Nightmare Asylum is the second installment in the acclaimed “Aliens” comic series. The narrative follows Hicks and Newt as they escape an Earth overrun by Xenomorphs, only to encounter General Spears, a deranged military leader attempting to weaponize the aliens. Mark Verheiden’s gripping storytelling, combined with Denis Beauvais’ atmospheric airbrushed artwork, delves into themes of survival, madness, and the ethical boundaries of military ambition. Published by Dark Horse Comics in 1989, each of the four issues offers readers a dark and intense continuation of the “Aliens” saga.

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ALIENS:NIGHTMARE ASYLUM #1-4

Dark Horse

.

1989

.

Mark Verheiden

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

978-1878574039

English

32

Mark Verheiden has moved between comics, film, and television, often working on licensed properties with surprising depth. Known for “The American”, “Aliens”, and “The Mask”, Verheiden brought psychological weight and character-driven storytelling to genre narratives. His work helped shape the mature tone of late-80s and early-90s comics adapting film franchises, influencing the direction of multimedia crossovers.

Aliens: Nightmare Asylum is the second installment in the acclaimed “Aliens” comic series. The narrative follows Hicks and Newt as they escape an Earth overrun by Xenomorphs, only to encounter General Spears, a deranged military leader attempting to weaponize the aliens. Mark Verheiden’s gripping storytelling, combined with Denis Beauvais’ atmospheric airbrushed artwork, delves into themes of survival, madness, and the ethical boundaries of military ambition. Published by Dark Horse Comics in 1989, each of the four issues offers readers a dark and intense continuation of the “Aliens” saga.