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"The "Alien" beyond Alien", The Aliens Omnibus Volumes 1 -3 have decided to bring us some of the best books the Alien universe has to offer. In Volume 2, this means we have 2 novels (Genocide and Harvest) and a 12-part series that deals with Colonial Marines. Each book brings something different to the table and, in some ways, explains to viewers what would happen if an organism the likes that no one has seen was introduced into the population.

Ahhh, the beauty.

While the two books deal with the same subject matter, they deal with it in surprisingly different ways. The first tells the tale of a chemically-produced substance that allows an Alien to become a Queen and gives an addict an addiction they will NEVER forget. While it has many nicknames, Royal Jelly is the most common and is sought after by many a capitalist. Enter the way that it is sought after and enter the way that men seek out, and die, for the fix of all fixes. The second book deals with something of the same manner, only science is god here and nanotechnology the deal of the day. In a way, it has the feeling of the first book and, in a way, it is a beast unto itself. Then there is the Colonial Marines series.

The series is perhaps the best in some ways because it shows how the species adapts to different environments. Water and the beast, air and the beast; the view sees the Alien and what happens to it when it is introduced to different hosts. It sort of reminds one of the dog burster from the third movie --- when you compare the way it carries itself to the bipedal types earlier encountered then you can see the difference in the beast.
Add in the human element and "the company" and you have an interesting little series on your hand.

Considering what you get, the Omnibus collections are beautiful things and are well worth getting. Even if you are not a big fan of the movies, they allow you to explore the Alien in a much different way. If started from the beginning (Book 1), you will even see where Aliens was going and what would have happened if Alien 3 did not occur and if the Alien made it to Earth.
If this sounds appealing, you will love it and love it gooood.


"Aliens Omnibus v2 review by a comic collector", The "Aliens Omnibus" volume 2 collects all of the original "Aliens: Genocide", "Aliens: Harvest", and "Aliens: Colonial Marines" mini-series. Genocide deal with the Marines being called in to collect aliens' jelly for mass-produced pills. Harvest is about scientists wanting a sample of the queen aliens and testing an android-like Alien against the hive & its' queen. Colonial Marines was a ten issue mini-series dealing with a former marine lieutenant taking a group of marines to combat the aliens and finding out who or what killed the colonists on a space station and elsewhere.