Alien: Romulus introduces a human-xenomorph hybrid, posing a challenge for future sequels. Over the years, the Alien ...

When you see one, brace for impact." Hopefully, if Fede Alvarez returns, he'll amplify the Xenomorphs' threat level in the sequel. They can't become expendable enemies, which is what happened in ...

Here are a few things I’m hoping to see in the next installment… One of the most exciting possibilities for the sequel is a brand-new setting for the Xenomorphs. In “Romulus”, Rain places ...

The Xenomorphs' primary behavioral inspiration actually came ... (Make enough noise, though, and you’re basically begging a swarm of them to come eat you alive.) Rogue Incursion seems to welcome all ...

In Alien: Romulus #1, we discover that xenomorph XX121’s arrival on Renaissance station caused major division amongst the crew. Science officer/android Rook was fascinated by the bio-engineering ...

Their plan, fraught with danger from the start, leads them into a xenomorph outbreak that had been quietly festering in the station’s Romulus and Remus sections. In the new comic, we dive deep into ...

This approach, while straightforward, can lead to diminishing returns as the scope of responsibilities grows. Swarm takes a different path, embracing the power of specialized agents working in concert ...

This work describes a distributed mapping system based on a swarm of nano-UAVs, characterized by a limited payload of 35 g and tightly constrained onboard sensing and computing capabilities. Each nano ...