Giger’s Alien, hardback edition, is now available on the shelf, on sale at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in central London.
Here linked is an article which is an attempt to collate everything we can know about the character Morrow’s cyborg arm in the Alien:Earth series. alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
I admit that I don’t understand every technical detail mentioned in the articles. Perhaps more light can be shone upon the subject in good time.
Alien: Alien life cycle hieroglyphics (work 384) (1978) by HR Giger references Virgin of Guadalupe, (1691), oil on canvas, 181.45 x 123.38 cm (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) by Manuel de Arellano? alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
So, some time in the past I made a connection between Alien life cycle hieroglyphics (work 384) (1978) by HR Giger and page 3 of 'Omo Bob' from Zap comic #6 (Published 1973) by Rick Griffin , which also references the Virgin if Guadalupe. alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
How at least three pages from Adrian Edmondson’s 1986 book “How to be a complete bastard” somehow related to the work of HR Giger, and how Giger appears to have creatively responded! alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
See “The Frank Bruno” , page 64 from “How to Become A Complete Bastard” (1986) by Adrian Edmondson alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
See How To Be A Complete Bastard (1986) by Adrian Edmondson P 66 “Completely OFFENSIVE Fancy Dress- ALIEN alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
see: Page 80 from “How to Become A Complete Bastard” (1986) by Adrian Edmondson alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
The new Alien novel Perfect Organisms by Shaun Hamill is now available on the shelf at then Forbidden Planet Megastore in London
Reposted again to put the S at the end of Organisms, - after correcting Hamilton to Hamill after autocorrect battles and struggles with IPad iOS 26
Alien: Egg Silo exterior (work 378) for Alien (1978) by HR Giger references photo of Barbie's tent ( as seen in the 1978 Barbie catalogue) by Mattel?
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Also Alien: Egg Silo exterior (work 378) (1978) by HR Giger references Rowenta advert (1974) and the biomechanised humpty dumpty from Passage Temple Entrance ( work 262) (1976) ? alienexplorations.blogspot.c…
I’d just like to say that I’m confused as anyone about the Alien: Earth series, especially with the idea that they still can’t travel faster than light.
Panel showing the Alien Queen and warriors from Alien vs Predator #1 (published June 1990) references panel showing the character Darkseid holding a mother box, working out the Anti-Life equation from Saga of the Swamp Thing Vol 2 #62 (Published 1987) alienexplorations.blogspot.c…



















