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 | | Just like in the original Alien vs. Predator comic book, there is only one human survivor, a woman, who is accompanied by the last Predator who, before he dies, marks her as a warrior, and she is later recognized as such by other Yautja. |
 | | Alien vs. Predator (referred to as AvP for short) was first considered when screenwriter Peter Briggs (later to work on Judge Dredd, Freddy vs Jason, and Hellboy) sold his spec screenplay, springboarded from and drastically rewriting the Dark Horse Comic Book, to 20th Century Fox in 1991. |
 | | The Aliens and Predators engage in many ferocious battles within the confines of the pyramid while the humans act as little more than bystanders caught in the crossfire (or, in a few cases, as hosts for the Aliens to breed with). |
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