hockeyundgrdusa
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So i got a new question... are all the movies surppose lead up to eachother? or are they like storys of there own?
Does anyone no the REAL history/story of the Predators, and the different types?
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Island Hunter
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I own every Predator related comic. I love the stoylines and originality. They might of used the idea of hunting thier own race, but besides that nothing in common.
ChaoBreeder
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They all take place in the same universe. If you notice in P2 and PS, they reference Dutch's finding of the creature.
Hunterfromdaislands, what is the name of the comic with the P2 Elder getting the flintlock?
Hunterfromdaislands, what is the name of the comic with the P2 Elder getting the flintlock?
Island Hunter
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The original Predator and Predators have thier simularities, but the rest of the series branch off to different clans as as in P2, and the AVP series explained how they become recognized hunters, and Wolf being a Cleaner kind of like the mob.
Island Hunter
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It is A Decade of Dark Horse Issue#1. I should make a post about it, I have that patiular story on my pc.
ChaoBreeder
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Thanks, I will look for that.
Island Hunter
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No movie, only the comics. The comics are always known on filling in gaps in movies.
hockeyundgrdusa
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Thats really cool and interesting..
This is probably going to sound stupid, but whats a flintlock?
This is probably going to sound stupid, but whats a flintlock?
ChaoBreeder
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hockeyundgrdusa
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a little off the topic, but somthing I have been thinking about since AVP came out. Are we assuming that everytime a "Alien" plants a baby "Alien" in the chest of a Predator.. does it always come out as a hybrid?
ChaoBreeder
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Yes, just as if we put an alien in a human it would come out as the iconic monster we know it as. They may not look exactly the same just like how the Aliens look different in the series. So to speak, all Aliens are hybrids as they take DNA from their host.
hockeyundgrdusa
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Oh a Flintlock gun lol... i knew that, but how do you know how the Predator got it?
hockeyundgrdusa
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Now I know what you guys mean about theses newbies LOL!!!
ChaoBreeder
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http://www.thehunterslair.com/index.php?ac...rCP&CODE=24
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hockeyundgrdusa
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So from reading a post on here, the only way you know how the elder got the flintlock was in a comic?
ChaoBreeder
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Yes, but I think it's better than them screwing it up on a movie.
hockeyundgrdusa
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Alright, sooo since I never read a comic in my life lol.. how does an Elder get the flintlock? haha
ChaoBreeder
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http://www.thehunterslair.com/index.php?sh...elder+flintlock
As the story goes: dropping anchor at an island in Guinea in 1718, the Captain of the small band of pirates suddenly faced mutiny over a stolen case of gold which was destined for a church. The Captain wanted the gold returned, much to the anger of his crew who turned against him. In the following battle, a watching Predator joined the fray and fought back-to-back with the Captain - attacking the rebellious crew with an extendable sword.
In the climactic scene, with the crew dead and the Predator and Captain about to battle mano a mano, the Captain is suddenly shot in the back by the last member of his crew, who was in hiding. Denied his trophy, the Predator angrily blasts the final crewman to hell. With his dying breath, the Captain whispers 'take it...' to the Predator, throwing him his beautifully engraved pistol. With the Captain dead, the Predator takes a moment to think about this battle - and with some curious respect, leaves the dead Captain his extendable sword... 'Take it.'
The final scene sees what looks like a shooting star moving across the evening sky, far above a now silent island - and a pirate ship in the bay, never to leave anchor again.
Its pretty good but if it had more detail and a bit of fan art it would be an exceptional piece.
When he gives him his extendable blades it also explains y the P2 elder figure from hot toys and i think from the movie had no wrist blades and just a knife and the gun.
As the story goes: dropping anchor at an island in Guinea in 1718, the Captain of the small band of pirates suddenly faced mutiny over a stolen case of gold which was destined for a church. The Captain wanted the gold returned, much to the anger of his crew who turned against him. In the following battle, a watching Predator joined the fray and fought back-to-back with the Captain - attacking the rebellious crew with an extendable sword.
In the climactic scene, with the crew dead and the Predator and Captain about to battle mano a mano, the Captain is suddenly shot in the back by the last member of his crew, who was in hiding. Denied his trophy, the Predator angrily blasts the final crewman to hell. With his dying breath, the Captain whispers 'take it...' to the Predator, throwing him his beautifully engraved pistol. With the Captain dead, the Predator takes a moment to think about this battle - and with some curious respect, leaves the dead Captain his extendable sword... 'Take it.'
The final scene sees what looks like a shooting star moving across the evening sky, far above a now silent island - and a pirate ship in the bay, never to leave anchor again.
Its pretty good but if it had more detail and a bit of fan art it would be an exceptional piece.
When he gives him his extendable blades it also explains y the P2 elder figure from hot toys and i think from the movie had no wrist blades and just a knife and the gun.
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