Readers can anticipate a fresh perspective on the character Predator in Marvel’s “Black, White & Blood” comics. With Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox, Marvel now has the rights to create comic books based on popular studios properties such as Predator, Alien, and Planet of the Apes. Previously, Predator has fought alongside characters like Wolverine and Black Panther, and is currently battling Spider-Man. However, with a multitude of Yautja hunters to choose from, there will be plenty of opportunities for various stories. Marvel’s new creative approach enables writers to delve into daring storytelling, and in “Black, White & Blood,” the Predators are next on the agenda.
In a unique sneak peek, ComicBook offers an initial glance at “Predator: Black, White & Blood” #1, penned by Joe Kelly and Alvaro Lopez, with contributions from Eliot Rahal and Brian Level, and Sarah Gailey and Fran Galan. The first two pages unveil a scene that appears to be a human auction, where the Predator is hiding in the rafters, utilizing its invisibility. Suddenly, the Predator plunges into the crowd, exposing itself, and seizes the auctioneer by the throat, hoisting him aloft.
Following, we encounter a dogfighting arena where a shrouded individual is confined within a cage. The vibrant colors dance between the bright whites, deep reds, and vivid greens. As the cage creaks open, the crowd erupts in excitement, suggesting that a Predator is restrained within. In the ensuing scene, the Predator leaps into action, evading a hurled knife and parrying a sword attack from an approaching adversary. A man hastily retreats, clutching something or someone to his chest.
Below is a description of the three stories contained in Predator: Black, White & Blood #1:
- From the mad imaginings of Joe Kelly (AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, DEADPOOL) and rising artist Ălvaro LĂłpez (CAPTAIN MARVEL, BEWARE THE PLANET OF THE APES) comes a gut-twisting new take on Predator! A young Predator trying to prove himself prowls the Australian frontier, but his hunt goes south when a run-in with a group of humans from a convict colony changes the trajectory of everyoneâs lives and takes readers on a journey never before seen in the Predator universe!
- Writer Eliot Rahal makes his Marvel Comics debut with artist Brian Level in a bloody retelling of Arthurian legend that blends the horror of Predatorâs space tech with classic sword and sorcery!
- Writer Sarah Gailey (WHITE WIDOW) and artist Fran GalĂĄn (CARNAGE) put the Yautjaâs honor code to the test in a story of Predator infiltrating an international weapons industry conference!
If you’re a fan of the Predator series and are searching for more action, be sure to watch “Predator: Killer of Killers“, an animated movie exclusively on Hulu. According to “Film Ratings“, this film is rated R due to “intense violence, gory scenes, and strong language.” Throughout the history of the Predator franchise, most films have been given an R rating. However, the only exception was the 2004 release “Alien vs. Predator“, which received a PG-13 rating instead.
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2025-06-11 17:22