After a generation of rebuilding in the wake of Alien infestation, athletes from every corner of earth are flocking to the Goodwill Games. But some come with a dangerous new a drug called Fire, distilled from the very essence of the Aliens' body chemistry. The military wants it. The pharmaceutical conglomerates want it. And the only place the essential ingredient can be found is on a world convulsed by Alien holocaust . . . Genocide is the fourth of the remastered Aliens trade paperbacks! This remastered edition boasts full-color art, an updated script, a new John Bolton cover, and a gallery of Alien art. Your Dark Horse Aliens library awaits this fourth fantastic volume!

Stanislaw Mayakovsky once wrote a book about the cybernetic ant he designed to infiltrate a hive in order to gain precious knowledge about the Alien. Now a beautiful young thief has approached him to use his experience and expertise—not in the pursuit of scientific knowledge but in the pursuit of precious Alien jelly. The mission is a perilous one, but the motives are wealth, power, and life itself!

"Professor Ernst Kleist has achieved the impossible: genetically engineered, obedient Aliens. When an operative from the funding organization is sent to do a routine checkup, he finds Kleist's methods to be . . . unorthodox. ""There is an adage,"" says Kleist, ""about omelettes . . . and breaking eggs."" The horror of nature is dwarfed by the terror of the man toying with it! Ian Edginton (X-Force, 2000 A.D.) weaves a complex tale of hooror and obsession, exquisitely illustrated by Will Simpson (Hellblazer, 2000 A.D.)."

Rumor has it that the crew members of space station Innominata are expendable and can be used in clandestine experiments. Rumor has it that Paul Church, the Colonel Doctor in charge of the research facility, has been running tests to determine what makes the Aliens tick and that he's using Colonial Marines as bait. Well, the U. S. Government doesn't like rumors—they like facts. And so they've sent Colonel Doctor Anthony Crespi to investigate. He's empowered to get the truth any way he can. His goal is to find a way that will get him off that station alive. Harvey Award-winning writer Jim Woodring crafts a spellbinding tale of horror and mystery in Labyrinth.

Dr. Caspar Nordling is developing a micro-organism that is deadly to Aliens, but not to people. He's had a lot of luck engineering selective viruses to kill rats and weevils, but this is something altogether different. Highly speculative. Highly volatile. Just like the doctor himself. In a remote sector of the galaxy, on an isolated Grant-Corp space station, the thin line between science and horror is narrowing, and Philip and Joy Strunk, two company employees, are finding themselves on the short end of the cut.