Read on for my complete review and picture gallery, which includes some pictures from McFarlane Toys.
This review will cover a two-part diorama that McFarlane Toys produced in 2005 under the license of the 2004 Alien vs.
It wasn't until McFarlane Toys picked up the licenses for Alien and Predator in 2002 that fans could get their hands on some high-quality Alien and Predator figures for a reasonable price. While it was exciting to see this crossover in miniature form, the figure selection was poor in detail and goofy in variety (including a Predator with swinging dreadlocks). Over the following decade, it would spawn more comic books, a few novels, dozens of video games, and a short-lived line of Alien and Predator action figures from Kenner. Predator (AvP) comic book miniseries in 1989, it was hard to predict where this crossover idea would go next.
After Dark Horse first published its Aliens vs.
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