Im excited to see what comes in Predator #3! They have set the stage to finally shed some light on the Predators culture and training practices. Are the Predators' crates of prey collected using interstellar time travel or are are their victims kept in stasis, thawed when needed?? Continue reading with me and find out here at ComicsOnline! Read Full Review

The second issue confidently holds the quality bar set by the previous one. The opening dialogue-free scene with Predators (and the second one) is just great. First of all, because Predators for a moment turn into CHARACTERS in which personality is felt. The way they do not just destroy the body of their fellow hunter at the beginning, but honor him in a peculiar way, performing a kind of burial, looks quite interesting.
Also, these scenes dilute the expositional component of the comic well, which is served through the dialogues of human characters. Here, by the way, the concept of "Predators" of 2010 begins to gradually transform, since we have a Theta that has much more distinct information about Predators than Nolan. Plus, the intrigue about how exactly the victims got to the planet begins to unfold.
And then the beautifully drawn action begins again. And here we have everything - and a duel with a Predator, which really HAS a PRICE for the characters. And the pace becomes very intense, playing with time and the situation in which the characters find themselves. And the ending with the injury of Theta and the hijacking of the ship really leaves you waiting for the next issue, since the characters (for whom we are quite worried, by the way) find themselves in a really critical situation.
It is worth saying that the dialogues in the middle of the issue can be a little boring (but it depends on the mood here), but you can just look at the drawing and it will be good for you. more