Superman And Batman Vs. Aliens And Predators #1 (Of 2); Written by Mark Schultz, art and cover by Ariel Olivetti
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The Matrix Reloaded, the one with The Architect/Colonel Sanders in the reality room and with that battle between Neo on hundreds of Agent Smiths.
As Neo and the others of the resistance are going guns against the machines down in the belly of the real world, does it feel like in parts not unlike watching Superman battle hordes of Aliens?
It's the battle you've been waiting for in a thrilling 2-issue miniseries by Mark Schultz (Cadillacs and Dinosaurs) with computer-generated painted art by Ariel Olivetti (SPACE GHOST)!
They're back! The relentless killing machines known as Aliens and the unstoppable race of hunters called Predators have returned to Earth. But saying "they're back" isn't quite accurate - Batman discovers that the two races, sealed away from the human population, have been here all along!
Can he and Superman get them off our world before they threaten the planet's existence?
Superman And Batman Vs. Aliens And Predators #1 (Of 2) from DC Comics
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