The Alien Menace

Have you ever looked up into the night sky and wondered: Are we alone? Jim Hickman has lectured on the subject of UFOs and the need for full disclosure from our Government for over 30 years. He has been a UFO investigator for nearly 30 years and he has trained over 100 field investigators. Jim has appeared on the TV shows In Search of...and Sightings.In Jim's new book The Alien Menace he shows evidence from previously secret Air Force files, reports from reliable eyewitnesses from the last 100 years, documenting UFO activity, and the scientific gains produced from our study of UFOs, and the decidedly hostile actions taken by the occupants of UFOs.

They said there were no monsters. But there are. It is the 23rd Century. Across the cold void of space, alien monsters prey on humanity: infesting generation-ships, destroying colonies, and transforming humans into hosts for their foul spoor. From the insectoid hive-beasts of Klaatu, to the xenomorphic parasites of the outer rim, this book contains the sum total of human knowledge of the myriad forms of alien menace; where to find them...and how to kill them. In this guide you will find details of mankind's greatest champions, the marines of STAR Industries. With their state-of-the-art technology and advanced combat tactics developed over a century of warfare, the STAR marines battle the alien, wherever it may strike.

A mysterious alien menaces the Super Family and his strange alien symbol affects the man of steel's super powers.

For almost seventy years, Hollywood has had a love affair with marauding aliens from beyond space bent on world domination and generally making our lives miserable. In 1951, the first real alien menace was thawed out at a remote arctic outpost, and reflected our Cold War fears as that thing from another world. The call to keep watching the skies was a prophetic warning that other alien terrors would soon be coming our way. Come, they did! Theater marquees all over the world paid deference to the invasion with lurid titles like It! The Terror from Beyond Space and The Fiend without a Face. The cycle eventually ran its cinematic course, and was replaced by other fears and anxieties. Then, in 1979, by borrowing very liberally from the lurid sci-fi movies of the past, Ridley Scott unleashed one of the cinema's greatest monsters. Alien was a visceral experience that exploited out repressed desires and hidden fears, and helped to remind us why our Paleolithic ancestors were so afraid of the dark. This book is a celebration of the Alien movies, their precursors and their competitors.

The aliens descend from the heavens and find an unsuspecting and fruitful Earth. Seemingly random strangers are thrust together by a mysterious lizard in a fedora as they try to find a way to stop the alien menace.They travel to the ends of the universe and back again, fighting against the clock and the Njoursayan alien fleet in pursuit (even though they do also make a time machine and use it on a regular basis) to find the mythical Crown of Truumlaupe which gives the bearer the ability to make anyone do whatever they want.Together, they make their way to incredible worlds and find equally amazing characters along the way. They relentlessly pursue their goal of beating the Njoursayans, right until lunch when they detour to a cafeteria planet for a quick bite. But then it's back to work, until they happen to find themselves in an intergalactic road block because god herself was taking a Q & A in a neighboring galaxy.Can they come together and figure out a way to save Earth before it's too late? Will they get distracted and very probably lose? Will Nancy ever put her phone down?Very probably.Including a mysteriously cloaked warrior (tragic backstory, = check), an A.I. fused together love story (romantic innuendo = check), A father-son journey toward love and acceptance (with backstabbing and double-crosses = double check), a garden gnome with only one thing on his mind, collecting every dirty sock he can find (entire fantasy genre = check)