Things are going bad for Schaefer in Colombia, as he’s kidnapped by the very drug lords whose operations he’d thwarted back in New York. Naturally, they’re not buying his story about being in danger from alien hunters. Speaking of which, Schaefer’s partner back in The Big Apple has discovered something terrifying when looking out at the city through the Predator’s helmet – it seems that our downed Yautja had quite a few friends on their way…

It’s crazy how this first ever Predator comic series started out so much like the Predator 2 movie, and goes in such a wildly different direction. With main character John Schaefer being the brother of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character, the story is tied in much closer with the events of Predator, without actually bringing Dutch back. So much time is taken up with John Schaefer being occupied with the drug lords too, though in fairness this apes the style of the original film, which dramatically switches gears from 80s action flick to horror-adjacent sci-fi. In the jungle.

And then there’s the events occurring in New York, which kick things up several gears! How does all that play out, with just one more issue to conclude the story? We’ll soon find out…

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