Green Lantern Versus Aliens

[superfangirl1]

Paperback: 96 pages












A decade later, the Signet Dawn, a Coluian long-range ore transport vessel, crashes onto the planet Mogo. Five extraterrestrials — the Xudarian Tomar-Dar, Brik, Ash, M’Hdahna and the aforementioned Salaak — appear on Earth in the apartment of Kyle Rayner.

They inform Rayner of the Signet Dawn’s crashing on Mogo. The six then journey to Mogo to rescue the ship’s crew. Inside the hull of the ship, they encounter Crowe, the ship’s first officer, who tells Rayner that after the crash, the aliens carried off the other 37 crew members, but left her for some reason. Crowe leads Rayner and the others deeper into the ship, where the xenomorphs attack them, taking Rayner’s companions captive, leaving only him, Crowe and Salaak. When Rayner tries to grab Tomar as he is pulled down a shaft, his power ring slips off his finger and falls down the shaft.

Comments

[darkblade]

I thought they were supposed to have been created by a now extinct race to serve as bioweapons. Drop a few eggs on an enemy world, come back in three weeks with some kind of kill switch.

[skemono]

Kryptonian genetic engineering strikes again! Damn you, Bertron!

[md84]

The Xenomorphs' origin has never really been made clear, which is part of what makes them so scary.

[icon_uk]

Has that ever been confirmed anywhere in canon?

[cainofdreaming]

That was just one theory as far as I know. And just in the comics. Also, in another comic, they found far older fossil remains of the Xenomorphs than the Space Jockey (name given to the alien race who piloted the spaceship in Alien) civilization was.

So, depends. Might have been intended to be that way at one point, but not any more.