| rdfs:comment | - Predator: Dark River is a four-issue limited comic book series that was first published by Dark Horse Comics from July-October 1996. The series was written by Mark Verheiden, illustrated by Ron Randall, inked by Rick Magyar, colored by John Hanan III, Steve Mattsson and David Nestelle, lettered by Steve Dutro and edited by Philip Amara and Bob Cooper, with cover art by Miran Kim. The comic follows Detective Schaefer as he returns to the site of the first Predator film to try and find answers as to what happened to his brother Dutch.
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| abstract | - Predator: Dark River is a four-issue limited comic book series that was first published by Dark Horse Comics from July-October 1996. The series was written by Mark Verheiden, illustrated by Ron Randall, inked by Rick Magyar, colored by John Hanan III, Steve Mattsson and David Nestelle, lettered by Steve Dutro and edited by Philip Amara and Bob Cooper, with cover art by Miran Kim. The comic follows Detective Schaefer as he returns to the site of the first Predator film to try and find answers as to what happened to his brother Dutch. The series is one of the few Aliens, Predator and Aliens vs. Predator comic books to serve as a direct sequel to an earlier story. Specifically, it features the return of Detective Schaefer (brother of Predator hero Alan "Dutch" Schaefer) and Major General Homer Phillips, both of whom had previously featured in the comics Predator: Concrete Jungle and Predator: Cold War. In the Predator comics line, Predator: Dark River was preceded by Dark Horse Classics - Predator: Jungle Tales, published concurrently with Predator: 1718, and was followed by Predator: Strange Roux.
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