Predator: Strange Roux was a one-shot story published by Dark Horse Comics in Nov. 1996. It was written by Brian McDonald and drawn by Mitch Byrd. It was inked by Jasen Rodriguez, colored by James Sinclair, and lettered by Sean Konot. The cover art was by Paul Lee. It was edited by Scott Allie.

Strange Roux was eventually reprinted in Predator Omnibus: Volume 3 in June 2008.

The story features a Predator hunting in the Louisiana Bayou.

In the Predator comics line, Predator: Strange Roux was followed by Predator: Kindred (Dec. 1996-Jan. 1997).

PlotEdit

Official description:

There's a legend down in Bayou Lafourche of the Gollywomp, a man turned into a monster. Well, legends aren't always fiction, and monsters aren't always horrible, but something's got to account for the bodies being pulled out of that swamp. And that something's got nothing to do with voodoo.

Behind the Scenes (Warning: Spoilers)Edit

Predator: Strange Roux is one of a number of comics which features a Predator's flesh being eaten by a human being.

The back of the comic actually features a recipe for "Strange Roux".

See AlsoEdit

Dark Horse Comics

Predator (Comics Series)