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A PREDATOR KING. A VIBRANIUM ARSENAL. AN ALL-OUT INVASION! It’s the bloody kickoff to an epic battle between the Predators and Marvel’s heroes! A Predator King, emboldened by a new vibranium arsenal and aided by a surprising human ally, launches an all-out invasion of Earth, claiming the planet as a hunting preserve! You’ll need to read to see just who – if anyone – will survive and to witness some shocking twists and turns as the entire Marvel Universe finds itself in the Predator’s tri-laser crosshairs!
I thought I was ready for what this issue would bring us; however, issue 1 of Predator Kills the Marvel Universe is every bit violent and brutal as expected, but elevated to 11, surpassing every expectation and making it known right away that nobody is safe. Read Full Review
Predator Kills the Marvel Universe #1 is a brutal, thrilling opening chapter that spares no one, blending blockbuster-level spectacle with smart connections to the Marvel Universe. Benjamin Percy swings for the fences, and with Marcelo Ferreira's art pushing the gore and tension to the limit, this debut promises a savage, unforgettable ride. Read Full Review
Overall, Predator Kills The Marvel Universe #1 is an exciting start to the story that feels like it has real life stakes for Earths mightiest heroes. The story is heartbreaking at times and definitely shocking. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, it's a story that fans will feel as their favorite heroes are eviscerated. Read Full Review
Predator Kills the Marvel Universe Issue 1 has an epic start that immediately reveals how relentless and ruthless it will be. Read Full Review
Predator Kills the Marvel Universe #1 delivers a savage, unforgettable opening that spares no one, blending blockbuster spectacle with sharp Marvel Universe ties. Benjamin Percy swings for the fences, while Ferreira and Picciotto's art heightens the gore and tension, perfectly capturing both iconic heroes and the Predator's menace. Read Full Review
Percy, Ferreria, and Picciotto do right for the Predators in Predator Kills the Marvel Universe. The infamous alien hunters are presented as cool, violent, and competent, everything you want from a Predator story. If you want to read a good comic starring the Predators, then Predator Kills the Marvel Universe is off to a worthy start. Nonetheless, the rushed artwork and awkward characterization of several Marvel heroes hold this issue down. Percy is clearly enjoying constructing and breaking his own version of the Marvel Universe, and that joy is palpable to an extent. You may love how Percy breaks all the toys, even if it isn't the most sophisticated story on the stands. Read Full Review
Fans of the Predator vs. Marvel comics to date will find more of the same here. The action is suitably intense and gory, as befits the franchise. It will do little, however, to win over those who don't particularly care if Invisible Woman can match the Predators' cloaking technology. Read Full Review
If you have followed the exploits of Ben Percy's ongoing crossover saga, then you will have already read Predator Kills the Marvel Universe #1 at least three times before. Hollowed out by repetition across increasingly bland crossovers, it seems that the over reliance on shock has drained a title like this of its appeal even when divorced from the clear cut continuity of its predecessors. Much like every series released in the last decade with the 'Kills the Marvel Universe' branding, this one is all snore and bore. Read Full Review
Predator Kills The Marvel Universe #1 presents itself as the ultimate showdown between the Marvel heroes and the deadly hunters of the Yautja race. But what it boils down to is some lackluster fights between barely functional heroes and some deeply uninteresting alien conquerors. Read Full Review
Plot
The events of this series take place after PREDATOR VS. SPIDER-MAN, with many things happening in parallel.
-The King of the Yautja arrives with his ship and lands on the dark side of the Moon, and his son is the leader of this invasion. His name is GRAVEYARD and he has weapons and armor made of vibranium that he stole from Wakanda, as narrated in PREDATOR VS. BLACK PANTHER.
-Kraven is part of the Yautja and is helping them eliminate the Marvel heroes, who are difficult prey for the Predators. They begin by eliminating the Guardians of the Galaxy in the cruelest and quickest way possible. He knows the weaknesses of all these heroes.
-Meanwhile on Earth, Doctor Cornelius experiments on an imprisoned more
A great start for a great bunch of characters.Im glad they continued with the Spidey story featuring Kraven the Hunter.It looks like a fun ride coming in every issue.
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