#Predator: Concrete Jungle

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

GIVING THE HUMAN "SOME CANDY" BEFORE UNLEASHING AN OTHERWORDLY ASS-BEATING.

PIC(S) INFO: Climactic pages of Detective Schaefer going head to head (hand to hand! Toe to toe!) with a Yautja, from "Predator: Concrete Jungle" Vol. 1 #1. June, 1989. Dark Horse Comics.

"Schaef said he felt it before it actually appeared. A prickly feeling -- like something brushing the hairs on the back of his neck. All of a sudden it was there."

-- "PREDATOR: CONCRETE JUNGLE" Vol. 1 #1

Source: www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1025155624537796&set=a.

[playstationgamemania]

[the-desolated-quill]

Maybe. Dan Trachtenberg has said he’s pulling a lot from the expanded lore this time around. And we know from Prey that he likes making fun little connections and Easter eggs to other films (Raphael’s pistol for example).

It wouldn’t surprise me if this turned out to be the same planet 🤓

HOLD ON A MINUTE-

So as a casual fan, I went to watch the cut scene from Predator: Concrete Jungle, and I just noticed-

The 3 suns in the game remind me of the suns in the Badlands teaser! I took another shot from the scene and noticed that the planet also has a visible planet in the atmosphere and in badlands too!

The planet we gotta see in badlands is called Kalisk, a dangerous planet, and the planet Scarface got sent onto, is also a dangerous planet too, meant for punishment from his codex failure. [He survived tho after 100] I'm not sure, but WHAT IF they were the same??

I usually dont do theories, so just a funny thought!

[choco-vibing]

Now that I think about it, the bald WWII predator from Predator: Killer of Killers reminds me of Stone Heart from Predator: Concrete Jungle

It makes me question: Was he punished for something? Is he a bad blood? Is it a practice from his clan? Or was he just born ugly (affectionately)?

[necropolishobo]

Recent commission. 'Concrete Jungle'

"You can't see the eyes of the demon; until him come callin."

[aordhyf]

New boy for the shelf. Welcoming Scarface from Predator: Concrete Jungle to my collection.

After the photoshoot he’s back in the box and on the shelf with everyone else.

[geekgemsspooksandtoons]

Maybe any regular Yautja/Predator: Just jump down the ledge and hold on to it.

Scarface:

A Yautja flip...I mean...the thing is where watching some gameplay a while back. I noticed something and it didn't cross my mind until now. And this happens when you just...back flip...the dude can just simply hang down the ledge like a normal dude but no just watch this video at 26.

Either I'm overreacting or just the idea this dude just does a backflip for no reason even if it's gameplay.

[rustleddoodles]

I wonder if clowns are predators to mimes cause they blend in with them color wise to them cause mimes can't see color? Like it's the same reason tigers are orange cause deer can't see that color so in their colorblindness it just makes it look green?

[retrogamelovers]

Ever play it?

[videogamepolls]

Requested by anon

[cannibalcreeps]

IT ARRIVED EARLY!!! YAAAAAAAAS!!!! I'M SO FUCKING HAPPY!!!!

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"LET'S GIVE HIM SOME CANDY."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the unmasking of "one ugly motherfucker," from "Predator: Concrete Jungle" Vol. 1 #1. June, 1989. Dark Horse Comics.

Anyway, if ya ask me, Chris Warner pretty much wrote the book on THE most killer depictions of a Yautja ever laid down in the entire comic book medium, and I'm definitely posting this artwork solely on the character's unmasking alone, and I'm using it as my.cover photo as we speak. Such a sick panel!

STORY/SCRIPT: Mark Verheiden

ARTWORK: Chris Warner, Ron Randall

INKS: Sam de la Rosa, Randy Emberlin, Chris Warner, Ron Randall

COLORS: Chris Chalenor

LETTERS: J. David Jackson, Jim Massara

Source: https://comixgalore.com/predator-concrete-jungle.

[but-a-humble-goon]

Games like Predator Concrete Jungle are to me in a weird way the ultimate proof that videogames are art, because on a technical and design level the game completely sucks. It's cobbled together and barely functional, the control is woeful and the combat looks like two beached fish trying to mate with each other. The actual game part of this game is basically objectively terrible. But a funny thing happens the longer you play it which is that you realize you're almost starting to enjoy it. Cool shit starts happening, there are isolated lines and moments throughout this game that are legit awesome. Little things that have absolutely nothing to do with the measurable qualities of this videogame start to add up to if not something good, then at least something. I'm not telling anybody to go out and buy this game, I do not think it was good even for when it came out and it has certainly not aged gracefully. But it is, in a weird way, proof that games have a soul. That games can have a personality that makes them more than just how they are to play or even the tangible merits of their writing. Sometimes the measure of a game is just how it makes you feel. If anyone wants a fun example of this, go watch the Super Best Friends' playthrough where you can see them going through a whole slowburn enemies to lovers relationship with the game over the course of the let's play where they spend the whole time treating it like an endurance test before finally begrudgingly admitting they kind of like it and would be onboard for it getting a sequel.

[the-gershomite]

Predator Concrete Jungle -Trade paperback 2012- originally 4 issues in 1990

(31-60 of 97)

script by Mark Verheiden

pencils by Chris Wagner & Ron Randall

inks by Sam De La Rosa, Chris Warner & Randy Emberlin

colors by Chris Chalenor

letters by Jim Massara & David Jackson

cover by Den Beauvais

[grayrazor]

I have a bad feeling that Alien: Earth is going to get on my nerves in the same kind of way as, like, the episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise with the Ferengi and Borg.

Being a prequel to the original, but having stuff that was discovered for the first time in the original, and constantly teasing it getting brought into the light earlier than it should be.

[garaviel]

Ok it needs to be law that if you make a port of something you HAVE to update it until its at least FUN