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...yeah, didn't think so. Even so, it would look a lot like this webcomic.
...yeah, didn't think so. Even so, it would look a lot like this webcomic.


''[http://alienlovespredator.com/ Alien Loves Predator]'' is a photo webcomic created by Bernie Hou that revolves around the strange lives of [[Added Alliterative Appeal|Abe (the Alien)]] and [[Added Alliterative Appeal|Preston (the Predator)]], portrayed by Alien and Predator action figures. Contrary to the adversarial nature shown between the two species in [[Alien vs. Predator|a certain other franchise]], these two are best friends and roommates living in [[Big Applesauce|New York City]]. Equally contrary to what you'd expect, their lives are amazingly mundane, causing several jokes to rely on observational humor centered around aspects of day to day life in NYC, which has granted the strip several comparisons to ''[[Seinfeld]]''. Of course, every so often the inherent weirdness of the strip's universe kicks in, leading to stuff like a talking tattoo of [[American Idol|William Hung]], a sentient ''smell'', time traveling Chinese takeout deliverymen, among others.
''[https://web.archive.org/web/20131021013619/http://alienlovespredator.com/ Alien Loves Predator]'' is a photo webcomic created by Bernie Hou that revolves around the strange lives of [[Alliteration|Abe (the Alien)]] and [[Alliteration|Preston (the Predator)]], portrayed by Alien and Predator action figures. Contrary to the adversarial nature shown between the two species in [[Alien vs. Predator|a certain other franchise]], these two are best friends and roommates living in [[Big Applesauce|New York City]]. Equally contrary to what you'd expect, their lives are amazingly mundane, causing several jokes to rely on observational humor centered around aspects of day to day life in NYC, which has granted the strip several comparisons to ''[[Seinfeld]]''. Of course, every so often the inherent weirdness of the strip's universe kicks in, leading to stuff like a talking tattoo of [[American Idol|William Hung]], a sentient ''smell'', time traveling Chinese takeout deliverymen, among others.


The strip doesn't have much of a supporting cast, though they often play big parts in story arcs. This cast includes Corinne, a psychic whose "blurry second sight" leads to inaccurate predictions; Abe's mom, an (of course) Alien Queen that doesn't think much of her son and Jesus Christ, star baseball player for the New York Mets.
The strip doesn't have much of a supporting cast, though they often play big parts in story arcs. This cast includes Corinne, a psychic whose "blurry second sight" leads to inaccurate predictions; Abe's mom, an (of course) Alien Queen that doesn't think much of her son and Jesus Christ, star baseball player for the New York Mets.
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...yeah, it's a weird comic. Pretty funny, though.
...yeah, it's a weird comic. Pretty funny, though.


{{tropelist}}
=== Contains examples of the following tropes: ===
* [[Alternate Universe]]: The current story arc is set in one where {{spoiler|extraterrestrials are persecuted due to the policies of the first black President of the United States: [[Crowning Moment of Funny|Will Smith.]]}}
* [[Alternate Universe]]: The current story arc is set in one where {{spoiler|extraterrestrials are persecuted due to the policies of the first black President of the United States: [[Crowning Moment of Funny|Will Smith.]]}}
* [[Amusing Injuries]]
* [[Amusing Injuries]]
* [[Big Applesauce]]
* [[Big Applesauce]]
* [[Casanova Wannabe]]: Abe
* [[Casanova Wannabe]]: Abe
* [[Catch Phrase]]: "What a great idea! I can see no downside." Really, Abe?
* [[Catch Phrase]]: "What a great idea! I can see no downside." Really, Abe?
* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]: Abe
* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]: Abe
* [[Cluster F-Bomb]]: And thus, Preston's [[Precision F-Strike|favorite word]] is revealed.
* [[Cluster F-Bomb]]: And thus, Preston's [[Precision F-Strike|favorite word]] is revealed.
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* [[Photo Comic]]
* [[Photo Comic]]
* [[Planet Eris]]
* [[Planet Eris]]
* [[Punctuated for Emphasis]]: Do not- Smoke- The Christmas Tree!
* [[Punctuated! For! Emphasis!]]: Do not- Smoke- The Christmas Tree!
* [[Running Gag]]: Abe's disastrous attempts at speed dating.
* [[Running Gag]]: Abe's disastrous attempts at speed dating.
* [[Schedule Slip]]: The strip has gone on hiatus several times (Hou's wife had twins), but it seems to have gone back on track. For now.
* [[Schedule Slip]]: The strip has gone on hiatus several times (Hou's wife had twins), but it seems to have gone back on track. For now.
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[[Category:Fan Web Comics]]
[[Category:Fan Web Comics]]
[[Category:Alien Loves Predator]]
[[Category:Alien Loves Predator]]
[[Category:Webcomic]]
[[Category:Web Comics]]

Latest revision as of 20:03, 4 October 2022

Meet the Cast! (Jesus not present)

Ever wondered what Seinfeld would be like if its main characters were an Alien and a Predator and featured a lot of absurdist humor?

...yeah, didn't think so. Even so, it would look a lot like this webcomic.

Alien Loves Predator is a photo webcomic created by Bernie Hou that revolves around the strange lives of Abe (the Alien) and Preston (the Predator), portrayed by Alien and Predator action figures. Contrary to the adversarial nature shown between the two species in a certain other franchise, these two are best friends and roommates living in New York City. Equally contrary to what you'd expect, their lives are amazingly mundane, causing several jokes to rely on observational humor centered around aspects of day to day life in NYC, which has granted the strip several comparisons to Seinfeld. Of course, every so often the inherent weirdness of the strip's universe kicks in, leading to stuff like a talking tattoo of William Hung, a sentient smell, time traveling Chinese takeout deliverymen, among others.

The strip doesn't have much of a supporting cast, though they often play big parts in story arcs. This cast includes Corinne, a psychic whose "blurry second sight" leads to inaccurate predictions; Abe's mom, an (of course) Alien Queen that doesn't think much of her son and Jesus Christ, star baseball player for the New York Mets.

...yeah, it's a weird comic. Pretty funny, though.

Tropes used in Alien Loves Predator (Webcomic) include: