Predator #1 hits the nail on the head with a simple yet effective revenge story about a little girl who grows up on a revenge quest to kill the Predator who made her an orphan. The art is on-point, the action is brutally violent, and the main character's acting hits all the right emotional notes. Read Full Review

Predator #1marks the hideous hunter's debut at Marvel with a smart twist on the Predator lore and some disturbingly well-crafted art. If you watched Preyand enjoyed it, I recommend checking this comic out. And hopefully, this marks a lengthy run of new Predator comics - I, for one, would love to see Predator vs. The Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

Overall, Predator #1 is an action packed debut that shows a taste for revenge has its costs. The story by Brisson is brilliant. The art by the creative team is beautiful. Altogether, a story that is a fine addition to the Predator canon. Read Full Review

After the unmitigated disaster that was Marvel's first attempt at Alien, I had reservations going into Predator #1. Not to worry, though. Just one chapter in, I can tell that the Predator franchise is in good hands. Read Full Review

PREDATOR #1 isnt revolutionary. It does upend expectations about how a PREDATOR story is supposed to work, but it never pushes the bounds of the universe it exists in. Even so, the twist is good enough to set the new series apart. It leaves me with more curiosity than I might not otherwise have. When the name PREDATOR is attached to a movie or book or comic, the mind conjures up an image of what that story is going to be about. This issue does defy that expectation but not in a way that feels truly surprising. Read Full Review

This is a book that understands what it is and the story it wants to tell, the only issue is a missed world building opportunity. Read Full Review

Ed Brisson and Kev Walker build out their protagonist in a slower, emotional tale that sets up for some intense action. Read Full Review

Predator #1 is a comic with one job: Showcase the cool looking aliens who murder human beings for sport. It succeeds in this regard and does so with some stylistic flair at points. Read Full Review

A worthy entry into Predator lore, this story is defining itself as being the rightful heir to the yarns that have gone before it and giving us a relatable and believable protagonist. It just needs to keep the pace up in the next five instalments. Read Full Review

Predator #1 is a good start to the series. It doesn't quite blow things away but it's a good setup that introduces our protagonist and the mission. It also doesn't drag things out too much getting to the point. Fans of the property should be happy with the start and where the comic ends, the second issue is where things should be getting really interesting. Read Full Review

Predator #1 is a fine addition to the library of other comic books featuring the fan-favorite alien, but it doesn't do anything to really capitalize on its titular character. Read Full Review

It's been a while since a hard-edged adventure or war comic crossed my radar, and the cliffhanger to Predator #1 flips the script on Theta. It's probably best left to people who know the franchise better than me to speak authoritatively about the issue. Read Full Review

Perfect first issue and has me excited for the series. You get to know and like the main character right off the bat, it clearly presents the focus/universe, and the art is fantastic. Nice slightly cartoonish style art that's very dynamic and expressive. Was really disappointed in the Alien series as the characters didn't interest me but I can't wait for the next issue here.

Better than expected. I really thought it was a good first issue. It's not so much about the Predator, but builds a good main character

I wouldn't have thought of Kev Walker to draw Predator, but I would have been wrong because the art is great. The story is pretty decent too, so far. The protagonist is motivated and likeable.

Great lead character with decent art. The characterization is spot on and well done. My only gripe is how the Predator picks its targets. They only pick targets worth the hunt with weapons. In essence these people should have known or known something as not all we’re armed. Like I said my only gripe but overall very nice first issue.

Decent start to the series and keeps me interested in seeing what happens next.