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| - Superman and Batman versus Aliens and Predator Vol 1 2
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| - * Batman/Aliens
* Batman/Aliens II
* Batman vs. Predator
* Batman vs. Predator II: Bloodmatch
* Batman vs. Predator III: Blood Ties
* Superman/Aliens
* Superman/Aliens II: God War
* Superman/Batman
* Superman vs. Predator
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| - Superman and Batman vs. Aliens and Predator
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| - Joey Cavalieri
- Michael Wright
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| - Joey Cavalieri
- Michael Wright
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| Links
| - * Batman article at Wikipedia
* Batman article at Toonopedia
* Batman article at Supermanica
* Batman article at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
* Batman page at DC Comics
* Batman: Yesterday, Today and Beyond
* Batman: The Dark Knight
* Superman article at Wikipedia
* Superman article at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
* Superman article at Toonopedia
* Superman article at Supermanica
* Superman Homepage, a fan site
* Superman at DC Comics
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| - Superman and Batman versus Aliens and Predator
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| Synopsis
| - Superman brings the Fortress of Solitude to the volcano of Viejo Abuelo in an effort to gather up the Aliens and Predators. The Terrestrial Defense Initiative fears that Superman's alien heritage might make him sympathetic to the extraterrestrial threat. Unwilling to take any chances, they decide to fire missiles at the volcano. Superman flies down inside where Batman has been patiently keeping the Predators calm. Recognizing that the Predators are an honorable, albeit violent species, Superman begins ushering them inside the Fortress of Solitude for safe passage back to their home star system. He sends Batman and Lois to the Fortress as well, while he in turn flies back down into the volcano to locate the Aliens. He asks the D.D.I. to give him an hour to clean up the mess before they strike again.
Inside the Fortress, the Predators float about helplessly inside the Zero-G environment. Unfortunately, the absence of gravity also makes things difficult for Batman and Lois. The Predators believe that they had been led into a trap and attack Batman and Lois.
Superman finds an Alien nest and uses his arctic breath to freeze all of the eggs. He then scoops them up into a net and places them on board the Predator ship. He brings the ship out of the volcano and docks it alongside the Fortress. The Alien queen however, is still active and begins attacking Batman. Now he has both Aliens and Predators to deal with. Batman is prepared however, and withdraws specially designed hypodermics. He administers the drug to the Predators with satisfactory results, but the Alien queen proves more difficult. Batman cannot puncture the needle through her steel-hard shell. Superman eventually catches up with them and shoves the hypodermic deep inside the creature’s mouth. The queen finally succumbs to the drug's effects.
There are still several conscious Predators to deal with however. Superman activates a device, which floods the entire Fortress with a special gas that knocks them all out. The only thing left to do is to get them off-planet.
The D.D.I. is no longer going to wait for Superman to finish the job. They launch of series of heat-seeking nukes to target the Fortress of Solitude. Batman pilots the Fortress, while Superman pushes it far outside of Earth's atmosphere out of range of the nukes. They load all of the Predators back onto their own vessel and send them on a course towards their home planet.
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| - * Superman and Batman vs. Aliens and Predator is a two-issue limited series published in DC's prestige format. The series is a company crossover event between DC Comics and Dark Horse Comics. Aliens and Predators are licensed properties of Dark Horse Comics. This series takes place outside the continuity of the mainstream DC Universe. However, it does share continuity with other Aliens/Predator related crossover projects. Batman and Superman both make references to events that took place in prior titles .
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