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Cover: Denis Beauvais

Aliens #4

May 1990 · Dark Horse · 2.25 USD; 2.80 CAD

In Aliens #4 (1990), General Spears' ill-fated campaign to conquer Earth reaches its grim conclusion as his own Alien forces turn on him—revealing the terrifying truth that the creatures were never under his control. With Butler’s sacrifice, Newt and Hicks make a desperate escape to a distant space station, where they reunite with Ellen Ripley, now determined to uncover the Aliens’ true purpose on Earth. Written by Mark Verheiden and brought to life with striking art by Denis Beauvais—pencils, inks, and colors—and Roger Casselman, this issue delivers a tense, pivotal moment in the series, with cover art by Denis Beauvais.

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writer Mark Verheiden · artist, inker, colorist Denis Beauvais · artist Roger Casselman · letterer David Jackson · cover Denis Beauvais

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artist, inker, colorist Denis Beauvais
letterer David Jackson
cover pencils, inks Denis Beauvais

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General Spears succeeds in bringing his Alien army to Earth, but finds out to late that he was never able to tame the Aliens... He pays the ultimate price for his folly. Butler sacrifices himself in order to help Newt and Hicks escape to another space station where they meet Ellen Ripley. She intends to find out what the Aliens are actually doing on Earth.

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