Canon written works that explore further the ideas touched on in Prometheus and Covenant.
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EWATYAMORPH
MemberOvomorphMay 15, 2017I have never read any of the Novelisations or comics, or any written source for that matter on any of the 'Alien' franchise.
I have been put off starting right from the beginning with the Novelisation of the first 'Alien' movie because (I have heard) in the book Ash claims that the Xenomorph is indigenous to LV-426 and the Engineers stumbled upon them while exploring, but the movies take the route that the Space jockey has the Eggs on board its ship and puts down on LV-426 due to trouble on board which resulted in the creature bursting from its chest.
I am reluctant to read all the Novelisations of the Alien films for fear that there are loads more vast differences, leaving me scratching my head. Don't get me wrong I love reading further and deeper and want to read the material but conflicting information is a bit frustrating when it comes to seeking a strictly canon storyline.
What I would like to do is read more on the topics touched on in Prometheus and Covenant that are considered Canon. I want to explore more on the Engineers, and the humanoids that look a bit similar to them on the "paradise" planet etc. as I'm not sure Scott will follow the path he once thought to set out on and the next film, like Covenant, may lean more toward pleasing those who want to see more of the Xeno like creatures and such.
I hope the fans convince him to return to the ideas he had in regards to what he was touching on in Prometheus but in the meantime, I would love to read what there is on this topic.
What written Canon sources are best to seek out on this topic?.
Any help would be appreciated.