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Alien: Sea of Sorrows
by James A. Moore
Introduction
Buckle up, fellow space explorers! We’re about to dive deep into the chilling, acid-dripping depths of the Alien universe with Alien: Sea of Sorrows, the second installment in the Shadow Saga trilogy by James A. Moore. As someone who grew up with a pulse rifle in one paw and a chestburster plushie in the other, this series holds a special place in my ice-cold heart. Watching Alien when I was just a young pup, barely able to see over the theater seat, left an impression that still sends shivers down my fur. I’ve followed Ripley’s nightmare from LV-426 to the fury of the Queen herself in Alien 3, and let me tell you, the Xenomorphs are as much a part of my world as the endless blizzards of HowlStrom. So, how does Sea of Sorrows stack up in this iconic universe? Let’s break it down, piece by piece, like a Xenomorph dissecting an unlucky colonist.
Buckle up, fellow space explorers! We’re about to dive deep into the chilling, acid-dripping depths of the Alien universe with Alien: Sea of Sorrows, the second installment in the Shadow Saga trilogy by James A. Moore. As someone who grew up with a pulse rifle in one paw and a chestburster plushie in the other, this series holds a special place in my ice-cold heart. Watching Alien when I was just a young pup, barely able to see over the theater seat, left an impression that still sends shivers down my fur. I’ve followed Ripley’s nightmare from LV-426 to the fury of the Queen herself in Alien 3, and let me tell you, the Xenomorphs are as much a part of my world as the endless blizzards of HowlStrom. So, how does Sea of Sorrows stack up in this iconic universe? Let’s break it down, piece by piece, like a Xenomorph dissecting an unlucky colonist.