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"Aliens: Genocide" is a four-issue comic book series released by Dark Horse Comics from November 1991 to February 1992. It was written by Mike Richardson and John Arcudi and drawn by Damon Willis, with covers by Arthur Suydam. It introduced royal jelly and the drug Xeno-Zip, which return in many later stories.
Humanity is finally rebuilding after the Alien infestation of Earth. Daniel Grant, the brash head of Neo-pharm, sells Xeno-Zip, a legal performance drug distilled from the royal jelly of Alien Queens. His supply is running out. Grant talks the Colonial Marines into an expedition to a hive world under Major Alex Lee, and he goes along. On arrival, the team finds the black Aliens at war with a rival breed of red Xenomorphs.
David Bischoff adapted the series into the novel "Aliens: Genocide" in 1993. The short story "Aliens: The Alien" leads into it.
Earth is rebuilding after the war with the Aliens. Billionaire Daniel Grant needs royal jelly for his drug Xeno-Zip, so he joins a Marine expedition to steal a Queen Mother from a hive world torn by civil war.
Credits : Mike Richardson (Writer) John Arcudi (Writer) Damon Willis (Artist)
Aliens: Genocide (Comic) is a comic released in 1991 that takes place in around 2213 in the Alien timeline. In the Legacy Alien timeline, it comes after Aliens: Cargo (around 2203) and before Aliens: Genocide (around 2213).