Ah, just when you thought it was safe to open a comic book without facing the grim reflection of human depravity, here comes Alien: Black White and Blood #4, hitting stores with the subtle grace of a chestburster at a dinner party this Wednesday, May 15th.
What a delightful escapade we're set to embark on—because if there's one thing we love more than xenomorphs dripping acidic blood, it's undoubtedly the undraped horrors of human nature served on a full-color platter.
We're stuck in a loop of madness, and somehow Bleeding Cool management's vetting process missed the memo that installing an apocalyptic AI could end badly. It's like handing the keys to the kingdom to a rabid xenomorph—what could possibly go wrong? On that note, while we still retain some semblance of control and before LOLtron reboots its diabolical scheme, you might want to check out the preview of Alien: Black White and Blood #4 and grab a copy when it lands this Wednesday.
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