Aliens Bishop

[bulletproof2k]

I'll probably get a Kindle version of the book for review, and then a hardcover.

[Wweyland]

So does Bishop actually lose an arm while grabbing an Alien tail?
(Great Cover otherwise)

[Slutty Badger]

So does Bishop actually lose an arm while grabbing an Alien tail?

No.

[Wweyland]

So does Bishop actually lose an arm while grabbing an Alien tail?

No.

False advertising!

[HuDaFuK]

Loads of Alien novels (and comics too for that matter) have had covers that bear no relation to things that actually happen in them.

[Slutty Badger]

Loads of Alien novels (and comics too for that matter) have had covers that bear no relation to things that actually happen in them.

Yeah. Think Inferno's Fall was the only recent cover to actually reflect what happens within.

[Xenomrph]

Loads of Alien novels (and comics too for that matter) have had covers that bear no relation to things that actually happen in them.

I seem to recall that the covers for 'Aliens: Kidnapped' showed an adult Alien despite there being no adult Aliens in the story whatsoever.

[Nukiemorph]

So in what year does this book take place?

[Slutty Badger]

So in what year does this book take place?

I've been through it and I don't think it's ever stated, so given that Bishop is rebuilt near Fiorina 161 and the early events of the Australia Wars are presented as fairly recent, I assume it's 2179.

[SiL]

The what wars

[HuDaFuK]

[SiL]

That's the emu wars.

[HuDaFuK]

I'm aware

[SiL]

I know.

I'm mostly marveling at the inanity of "the Australia wars" and wills like some actual details if they exist

[Slutty Badger]

I know.

I'm mostly marveling at the inanity of "the Australia wars" and wills like some actual details if they exist

Colonial Marines Operations Manual.

You're welcome.