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Did you really think that Dark Horse Comics wound’t be putting out a Breath of the Wild art book? Well, if you did, you were wrong. The publisher will be producing a book on the latest Legend of Zelda adventure that’ll be hitting this fall.

Dark Horse Comics made two big announcements today, as goes their Predator license. First, fans will be getting a second helping of the Hunters story with a fresh sequel. Second, a massive Essential Comics collection is on the way, binding together some of the publisher’s earliest franchise stories.

It’s Alien Day, and that usually means a slate of xenomorphic announcements. Of course, Dark Horse Comics is getting down on that, since they’ve been the Aliens publisher for decades. And this year, that means a massive collected edition, called Aliens Essential Comics Volume 1.

Bruttenholm and Sandhu have found their way into the tomb of the Grand Master Albert Mayhew of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Rasputin and several others have beat them to the location. What comes next will clearly be something mystical.

Classic Terminator action is the focus of writer Brian Wood’s new mini-series for Dark Horse Comics. Terminator: Sector War will return to 1984, but shift the mechanical terror to the streets of New York City.

Lemire and Ormston’s Black Hammer universe continues to evolve in Age of Doom, a fresh miniseries from Dark Horse. As it opens, it seems as though the heroes have found a way out of the purgatory they’re trapped in. Maybe.

Pixar’s first-family of animated superheroes are on the way to the printed page thanks to Dark Horse Comics. The publisher is readying a series and a standalone graphic novel.

Neil Gaiman’s American Gods sags continues at Dark Horse Comics in American Gods: My Ainsel. The new series has more Shadow, more Wednesday, and plenty more gods to meet.

Head’s up Halo fans, there’s new action headed your way, and it stars the Master Chief. No, not from Microsoft, though series’ developer 343 Industries does have a hand in Dark Horse Comics’ newest miniseries.

Eisner Winner Takes On Neil Gaiman Eisner-award winning creator Mark Buckingham is adapting four of New York Times best-selling author Neil Gaiman’s prose short stories for the upcoming graphic novel anthology LIKELY STORIES, to be published as a hardcover original graphic novel by Dark Horse Book later this year. Buckingham …

Kroenen has Bruttenholm and Sandhu in a trap, and there are still more discoveries being made. Learn what is in store, in RASPUTIN: THE VOICE OF THE DRAGON #4.

An alternate history story of a different kind, Rome West explores what might have happened if Rome had colonized the Americas before Columbus.