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Alien (1979) Main article: Alien (film) The commercial freighter Nostromo investigates a desolate planetoid after receiving an apparent distress signal from a derelict alien spacecraft. Whilst exploring the ship, one of the Nostromo's crew discovers an egg-like object which releases a creature that attaches itself to his face and renders him unconscious. After he is returned to the ship for medical attention, the parasite dies and the crewman wakes up, seemingly fine. However, an alien creature later bursts out of the man's chest and, after rapidly growing into an eight-foot tall creature, begins killing the rest of the crew. Aliens (1986) Main article: Aliens (film) Lieutenant Ellen Ripley, the sole survivor of the Nostromo incident, awakens 57 years later from hypersleep to discover that the planetoid where they discovered the Alien, now known as LV-426, is now home to a terraforming colony. However, contact with the colony has been lost, and in response a squad of Colonial Marines are sent to investigate aboard the USS Sulaco, accompanied by Ripley. Once back on LV-426, they soon discover that the colonists had discovered the derelict ship and that the Aliens now infest the entire colony. Alien (1979) Main article: Alien (film) The commercial freighter Nostromo investigates a desolate planetoid after receiving an apparent distress signal from a derelict alien spacecraft. Whilst exploring the ship, one of the Nostromo's crew discovers an egg-like object which releases a creature that attaches itself to his face and renders him unconscious. After he is returned to the ship for medical attention, the parasite dies and the crewman wakes up, seemingly fine. However, an alien creature later bursts out of the man's chest and, after rapidly growing into an eight-foot tall creature, begins killing the rest of the crew. Aliens (1986) Main article: Aliens (film) Lieutenant Ellen Ripley, the sole survivor of the Nostromo incident, awakens 57 years later from hypersleep to discover that the planetoid where they discovered the Alien, now known as LV-426, is now home to a terraforming colony. However, contact with the colony has been lost, and in response a squad of Colonial Marines are sent to investigate aboard the USS Sulaco, accompanied by Ripley. Once back on LV-426, they soon discover that the colonists had discovered the derelict ship and that the Aliens now infest the entire colony. Alien: Covenant (2017) Main article: Alien: Covenant When the colony transport ship Covenant detects a transmission seemingly of human origin being broadcast from an uncharted but verdant world, the crew elect to divert their course and investigate. Upon landing, they encounter deadly alien life as well as the android David, the last survivor of the Prometheus expedition, who may be responsible for the very creatures that stalk the Covenant crew. Alien: Romulus (2024) Main article: Alien: Romulus While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group of young space colonizers come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe. Future Attempts at producing a sequel to Alien Resurrection have been trapped in development hell since the release of the film in the late 90s. Such a project almost entered production under director Neill Blomkamp in 2016/2017, although the film was subsequently cancelled, with Ridley Scott, director of Alien, Prometheus and Alien: Covenant, stating that Fox "didn't want to do it".[1] Subsequent to the release of Alien: Covenant, Scott has also been working on further prequel films. On March 3, 2017, it was reported that the next prequel film had already been written and would be ready to film in 2018, dependent on the success of Alien: Covenant.[2] Later the same month, in an interview with Fandango, Scott appeared to accidentally reveal that the title of the next film would be Alien: Awakening and also seemed to suggest that it would be a prequel set between Prometheus and Covenant.[3] The director went on to state that there would be at least three further prequel films, assuming the two movies were successful.[3] Regarding their content, Scott suggested that in these subsequent films he intended to replace the Xenomorphs with AI-based antagonists, claiming that the sequels to the original Alien had reduced the creature's ability to scare audiences.[4] Thus, the sequels would explore what a world created by AIs (without human interference) would look like,[5]although the Engineers were also said to be returning in a larger role.[6] In 2018, Empire Magazine reported that both Scott and Covenant screenwriter John Logan had already mapped out the story of the Awakening. Supposedly, the film would see David journey to LV-428, and feature the return of the Engineers. The report suggested that the survivors of the species were hunting down David.[7] In April of the same year, Katherine Waterston, who played heroine Daniels in Alien: Covenant, stated that she hadn't "heard anything in ages" regarding a sequel, but did reveal that she had heard rumours "a long time ago" as to where her character might go next. Following the acquisition of 20th Century Fox by Disney, it was confirmed at the 2019 CinemaCon that future Alien films were still in development,[8][9] including Scott's third prequel, which was being written.[10] In March 2022, a film with the working title of Alien: Romulus was announced by 20th Century Studios for release on Hulu. Fede Álvarez will write and direct the feature, which is said to be unconnected to prior films in the franchise, while Ridley Scott will produce under his Scott Free Productions banner. Main article: Alien: Isolation - The Digital Series 15 years after her mother Ellen disappeared along with the Nostromo, Amanda Ripley searches for clues that might reveal her mother's fate. Her search leads her to Sevastopol Station, where she finds herself trapped with terrified survivors and stalked by an Alien that has turned the station into a nightmare. Dark Horse Comics Main article: Aliens (Dark Horse Comics) The vast majority of the comic books based on the Alien franchise have been published by Dark Horse Comics. These include adaptations of three of the four Alien films and several unproduced scripts, as well as a large number of original stories set in the Alien universe. Film adaptations * Aliens: Newt's Tale * Alien3 * Alien Resurrection * William Gibson's Alien 3 * Alien: The Original Screenplay Original stories * Aliens: Outbreak * Aliens: Theory of Alien Propagation * Aliens: Nightmare Asylum * Aliens: Female War * Aliens: Advent/Terminus * Aliens: Countdown * Aliens: Reapers * Aliens: The Alien * Aliens: Genocide * Aliens: Harvest * Aliens: Tribes * Aliens: Renegade * Aliens: Horror Show * Aliens: Colonial Marines * Aliens: Earth Angel * Aliens: Rogue * Aliens: Sacrifice * Alien3: Terminal Addiction * Aliens: Taste * Aliens: Crusade * Aliens: Backsplash * Aliens: Labyrinth * Aliens: Salvation * Aliens: Cargo * Aliens: Alien * Aliens: Music of the Spears * Operation: Aliens * Aliens: Stronghold * Aliens: Mondo Pest * Aliens: Frenzy * Aliens: Incubation * Aliens: Mondo Heat * Aliens: Lucky * Aliens: Lovesick * Aliens: Headhunters * Aliens: Pig * Aliens: Havoc * Aliens: Special * Aliens: Purge * Aliens: Alchemy * Aliens: Kidnapped * Aliens: Tourist Season * Aliens: Survival * Aliens: Glass Corridor * Aliens: Stalker * Aliens: Wraith * Aliens: Apocalypse * Aliens: Once in a Lifetime * Aliens: Xenogenesis * Aliens (2009 short story) * Aliens: More Than Human * Aliens: Fast Track to Heaven * Aliens: Inhuman Condition * Aliens: Colonial Marines - No Man Left Behind * Alien: Isolation * Prometheus: Fire and Stone * Aliens: Field Report * Aliens: Fire and Stone * Prometheus: Fire and Stone - Omega * Aliens: Defiance * Aliens: Defiance - Extravehicular * Prometheus: Life and Death * Aliens: Life and Death * Prometheus: Life and Death - Final Conflict * Aliens: Dead Orbit * Aliens: Dust to Dust * Aliens: Resistance * Aliens: Rescue Comics) In 2019, the Walt Disney Company purchased the film studio 20th Century Fox, and with it the rights to the Alien, Predator and Alien vs. Predator franchises. As a result of the merger, the license to produce Alien comics moved to Disney-owned Marvel Comics, having previously resided with Dark Horse Comics for over 30 years. Original stories * Alien: Bloodlines * Aliens: Aftermath * Alien: Revival * Alien: Annual #1 (2022) * Alien: Icarus * Alien: Thaw * Alien: Annual #1 (2023) * Alien: Descendant * Alien: Black, White & Blood * Aliens: What If... * Alien: Romulus Alien: Paradiso

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 Francis AaronAlecto Throop Amanda Ripley Amber Fischer Andrews Harold Andrews Angel Sinise Anne Jorden Al Apone Axel  Babe S. BarnesBella ClarisonBiggs BishopBishop (Sephora) Bjorn Edward BoggsCategory:Book charactersBrian Clauss Buddy Whistler Eric Buggy Carter BurkeButler Calabrese Annalee Call Carlyn Williamson Marie Raines Carradine Caspar NordlingCatherine Foster Emun Chance Chris Hooper Gary Christie Christopher Samuels Christopher Winter Chuck Clark Jonathan ClemensCategory:Comics charactersCornell Tim Crowe  Damon Eddington Dan Sprague Daniel Grant Daniel Ripley David (synthetic)David Hale DeanCategory:Deceased Demarcus Short Diane Verlaine Cynthia Dietrich Leonard Dillon Kevin Dodd Mark Drake Drapers Drone (USCSS Nostromo)  Frank Elgyn Carl EllisC. EntragianErnst Kleist EthanEugene Powell  Colette Ferro Sean Fifield Kate Ford Frank Heston Ricco Frost V. Furdik  G. De SouzaGarciaGarnett Jonathan GedimanGemma Keech Ted Gillas Walter Golic Scott Gorman Peter Gregor Guillermo Quintaro  Hank Thompson Kay Harrison Tyler HarrisonHenry Marlow Hernandez Dwayne Hicks Sabra Hillard Charlie Holloway William HudsonHughes  B. Jackson James Likowski Idris Janek Jasper Watson Jay Hennick Jennifer ReddingJeremy Cruz Jeri Jernigan John Cameron John LossoJohn Marachuk Ron Johner Jonesy Rebecca JordenJosh Baxter Alan Jude Karen SneddonKasyanov Kent KeyesKuhlman Lachance Larry Purvis Lingard Lisa ReidLisbeth HutchinsLucy Jordan Lydecker  MarisMartin Holloway Mary Meeks Mei-Lin Chau Michael Bishop Michael Brangwen Mike Coleman Rafe MillburnMorley Robert Morse Mozart Thomas Murphy  Navarro Nina Taylor Norbert O'Reilly Ol' BlueOlsen PaluskiPatrick Massey Patrick Steele Martin PerezPeter O'Neal David PostlethwaitePowell  Daniel RainsRansome Benedict Ravel Red Queen RicardoRick Levy Ripley 8 Romerio Russ Jorden  Salvaje Samantha Johnston Samwell StoneSaul Elizabeth Shaw R. Sheppard Simpson Spike Daniel SpunkmeyerStanislaw MayakovskyStephensSteven Hale Tanaka (Colonial Marine) L. Taplow The Engineer (LV-223)Thomas Spears Tim Jorden TolentinoTrish FontaineYoshi Troy Turk  Van Leuwen Jenette VasquezVehrenbergVic Jones Meredith VickersVictor Thompson Vincent DiStephano Mark Vincent Dom Vriess Waidslaw Orona Waits Arthur Walkingstick J. Wallace WalterWelford Peter Weyland Trevor Wierzbowski William Connor Abomination Alien Dragon The Alien (Xenomorph) Alpha Ani-Men Xenomorphs Anne Cregar's Xenomorph  Black Queen MotherBol'ShoyBone alien  Catherine Fortune's Supervillain/Xenomorph Hybrids Chestburster (Renaissance)  DarkAlien The Dragon Drone (Golgotha) Drone (LV-412) Drone (Maginot) Drone (Mendel) Drone (Prodigy) Drone (Seegson Comms) Drone (Sevastopol) Drone (Torrens) Drone (USSC Double Down)  Empress (LV-1201)Empress (Lychgate)  Fire-Eater Alien Freed Queen  Goreburster (Kidnapped) Great Mother GridGunnison Queen  Heinrich Hybrid (Anchorpoint)  Irradiated Xenomorph  Killer Croc Xenomorph Hybrid King (Deadliest of the Species)  Lead AlienLion-worm Alien  The Matriarch Mozart  Necromorph Newborn  Ol' Blue Ovomorph (Egg)  Predalien (Earth) Predalien (LV-1201) Predalien (Ryushi) Predalien Queen  Queen (Acheron) Queen (Antarctica) Queen (Charon Base) Queen (Civilized Beasts) Queen (Deadliest of the Species) Queen (Earth, 1950s) Queen (Hell-Bent) Queen (Katanga) Queen (LV-412) Queen (Mega-City One) Queen (PCW9512) Queen (Ryushi) Queen (San Drad) Cloned Queen Second Acheron Queen  Raven Red Queen Mother Rogue (Xenomorph)  Scorched (Xenomorph) Second Ryushi Queen Seven Specimen 6 Symbiotic Xenomorph  Tarkatan Xenomorph The Alien (USSCS Snark) Three (Drone) Titan Xenomorph Trixie Trophy's Hatchling  Warrior (Aliens versus Predator) Warrior (Bug Stomper) Warrior (LV-1201) Wraith (Xenomorph)  Xenomorph (Renaissance)

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