The Marvel Universe wouldn't be as large and expansive without the alien worlds that populate it. All sorts of alien races exist, from the humanoid to incomprehensible creatures. Originally introduced ...

Marvel Comics is gearing up to introduce one of the darkest Alien comics ever published. Dubbed Alien: King Killer, this new series explores a colony world almost totally overrun by Xenomorphs, and ...

"By coming here, you found yourself part of something bigger..." Yellow Veil Pictures has unveiled their main official trailer an extra funky, super wacky, kinky fun indie film called Touch Me, made ...

The legacy of the 1979 film Alien cannot be understated. The movie defied the conventions of both horror movies and science-fiction, blending both into something truly original. It also redefined the ...

Around a decade after Ridley Scott’s original Alien premiered, and less than two years after James Cameron’s sequel Aliens, Dark Horse Comics debuted its Aliens comic book series by Mark Verheiden and ...

Resident Alienis returning with a new comic book adventure, which is great news for fans of the TV series who were devastated when Syfy announced that the show would end after its fourth season.

Announced at this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Comics' epic crossover sagas with the Alien franchise continue this November in Alien vs. Captain America by superstar writer Frank Tieri and ...

SAN DIEGO — Sydney Chandler has wanted to attend San Diego Comic-Con as a fan for years. So it’s “surreal” that the actor’s first experience with the annual pop culture expo is to promote her upcoming ...

The USCSS Maginot, a Weyland Yutani research vessel, crashed into the large lawn next to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend. Onlookers remarked they hoped there was nothing dangerous on board, ...

Josh Horowitz, from left, director Christopher Miller, director Phil Lord, Ryan Gosling, Andy Weir, and Drew Goddard attend a panel for "Project Hail Mary" during Comic-Con International on Saturday, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EW Editor-in-Chief Patrick Gomez starts the conversation by asking the assembled Resident residents about the bad news, which ...