At the same time, it becomes apparent that Royce has been designated as some sort of champion by the Predators for defeating any opponents they have set before him. Royce and Isabelle have split up according to Royce’s wishes, but now Royce realizes he needs her help, so he seeks her out and joins back up with her. Surviving Life picks up several weeks afterward. They fought off the beasts hunting them and were left stranded on the planet, awaiting the next barrage of alien creatures and hoping to eventually find a way back to Earth. Hope of outlasting the alien hunters still lives they have a plan to get away, and they just might be able to pull it off! Plot įour-Armed Predator from Predators: Surviving Life.Īt the end of the film, Royce and Isabelle were left as the only remaining human characters. Set a few weeks after the climax of Robert Rodriguez's Predators film, the remaining survivors still struggle to find some existence on the alien planet where they are hunted. In Dark Horse's Predator comics line, Predators: Surviving Life was preceded by Predators, published concurrently with Predators: Beating the Bullet, and was followed by Predator: Fire and Stone. Predators: Surviving Life was one of four comics published to tie into the 2010 film, the others being the prequel stories Predators: Welcome to the Jungle and Predators: A Predatory Life, and an adaptation of the movie, titled Predators: Beating the Bullet. The comic continues the story of Royce and Isabelle on the game preserve after the events of the film. It was written by David Lapham, pencilled by Allan Jefferson, inked by David Rivera and Jordi Tarragona, colored by Michelle Madsen, lettered by Nate Piekos, and edited by Scott Allie, Sierra Hahn, Freddye Lins and John Schork, with cover art by Sean Phillips.
Predator: Fire and Stone Predators: Surviving Life, also known as Predators: Preserve the Game, Predators: The Official Sequel or simply Predators, is a one-shot comic book that was first published by Dark Horse Comics in July 2010.
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