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Aliens: Mondo Heat

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Aliens: Mondo Heat is a one-shot comic book that was first published by Dark Horse Comics in February 1996. It was written by Henry Gilroy, illustrated and inked by Ronnie del Carmen, colored by Pamela Rambo, lettered by Steve Dutro and edited by Bob Cooper, with cover art by del Carmen. The comic is one of the few Aliens, Predator and Aliens vs. Predator comic books to serve as a direct sequel to an earlier story. Specifically, it follows the further adventures of Xenomorph-slaying mercenary Herk Mondo, who previously featured in Aliens: Colonial Marines and Aliens: Mondo Pest.

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Aliens: Mondo Heat is a one-shot comic book that was first published by Dark Horse Comics in February 1996. It was written by Henry Gilroy, illustrated and inked by Ronnie del Carmen, colored by Pamela Rambo, lettered by Steve Dutro and edited by Bob Cooper, with cover art by del Carmen. The comic is one of the few Aliens, Predator and Aliens vs. Predator comic books to serve as a direct sequel to an earlier story. Specifically, it follows the further adventures of Xenomorph-slaying mercenary Herk Mondo, who previously featured in Aliens: Colonial Marines and Aliens: Mondo Pest. In the Aliens comics line, Aliens: Mondo Heat was preceded by Aliens: Incubation, and was followed by Aliens: Lucky.