Alien: The Illustrated Story

In 1979, a remarkable collaboration between Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson brought to life the chilling universe of "Alien." Through compelling illustrations and evocative storytelling, the duo captures the essence of Ridley Scott's iconic film, transforming it into a gripping graphic narrative. The artwork, rich in detail and atmosphere, complements the eerie tension of the plot, immersing the reader in a world where horror lurks just beyond the stars.

Alongside Goodwin and Simonson, J.P. Rutter’s contributions and John Workman’s lettering enrich the text, weaving a visually stunning tapestry that reflects the film’s suspenseful themes. The pages pulse with the raw energy of survival, betrayal, and the terrifying unknown, drawing fans of the franchise and newcomers alike into its grasp.

This illustrated version not only honors the original film but also reinterprets it, inviting readers to experience its thrills anew. With a unique blend of artistry and narrative finesse, this work stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of "Alien" and its impact on sci-fi and horror genres.