Dark Horse Comics’ newest hit comic, Prometheus: Fire and Stone #1 has totally sold out of its first printing and the publisher has announced a second printing. Fire and Stone #1 is a lead-in to a huge crossover with another iconic and beloved property. Read on for more details.
From The Press Release
Dark Horse Comics is proud to announce that Prometheus: Fire and Stone #1 has completely sold out of its entire first printing!
From the Eisner Award–nominated team of writer Paul Tobin and artist Juan Ferreyra (Colder), Prometheus is the first issue in a blockbuster crossover event featuring Aliens, Alien vs. Predator, and Predator.
Tying directly into the 20th Century Fox motion picture, Prometheus, directed by Ridley Scott, which serves as an indirect prequel to the ALIEN franchise, one of the most popular horror/science-fiction/action brands of all-time, having spawned countless films, games, comics, and toys over three decades.
Prometheus: Fire and Stone #1 is the lead-in to the biggest comics crossover events of the year.
The second printing will be available on October 8, 2014
(Diamond Code: AUG148044 STK659111)
About Prometheus: Fire and Stone:
When the Prometheus never returned from her fateful journey to LV-223, the questions surrounding the origins of man went unanswered. Now a new team of explorers seeks to uncover the dark mystery that holds not only the fate of the original mission, but possibly their own damnation.
Praise for Prometheus: Fire and Stone:
“Prometheus: Fire and Stone #1 serves as a perfectly solid introduction to Dark Horse’s new Alien series.”—IGN
“This is going to be one hell of a ride.”—Bloody Disgusting
“Prometheus: Fire and Stone is a spectacular start to a highly anticipated event, by a creative team at the top of their game.”—Big Comic Page
“Mission to a mysterious world with a captain and crew with their own secret missions? Check. Crew member with another secret (and a lack of sense about proper biohazard protocols)? Check. Aliens ready to melt faces with their blood? Double check.”—Nerdist
