Predator: Bloodshed (2026) #5

Predator: Bloodshed (2026)

by Jordan Morris, Roland Boschi (Artist), Ken Lashley (Cover Art)

One by one, Earth's greatest fighters have fallen to an alien Predator. A tournament has become a burial ground, and only three competitors are left standing - barely. In this blood-soaked final issue, Abigail, Sara and Kai make a desperate bid to escape the Garden. But first, they have to face off against the Predator one last time. See who lives (anyone?), who dies (everyone?!) and the ultimate boss-level fight to the finish!

Kindle Edition

Published June 17, 2026

About the author

Jordan Morris is a high school teacher and librarian. His students wanted a good novel to read. He wrote Round and Round. Jordan won the 2005 A.C.T. Writers Centre Young & Emerging Writer Mentorship with Jackie French, who taught him everything he knows about writing (and everything he didn't know about writing.) A quarterfinalist in the 2012 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Competition, Jordan has been published in the occasional magazine and anthology, and wrote the sold-out Noir Revue for the Spiegeltent in the Old Parliament House rose gardens for Canberra's Centenary. In a previous life he ran a boutique hotel for writers and artists. He hopes that in at least one other past life he was a dinosaur.

Reviews

[RubiGiráldez RubiGiráldez · Rating 2 out of 5]

Un remate que deja todo para el inevitable cliffhanger de no saber si esto tendrá continuidad o pertenece a la clásica narrativa de esta franquicia de la "cacería eterna" de humanos... Al final aunque creía que el concepto de integrar la dinámica de lucha en ring y artes marciales estaría bien pensado solo era para tratar de no hacer más fácil que el Predator titular destrozase con menos cuidado y paciencia a sus presas... Hasta el protagonista humano termina perdiendo el sentido de su trasfondo dramático.

[alejandro galvez · Rating 2 out of 5]

Weak ending

The entirety of this series was a bit off-brand. The premise was a dumb one. This read like a Scooby-Do episode mixed with MMA fighting. It paired like A peanut butter and hot relish sandwich. Predator basically writes itself. You have to go out of your way to really crap the bed.

[Connor · Rating 4 out of 5]

Has not been my favourite run of the title but it delivers as always, i think the premise was pretty good but they seemed to stretch it out as much as they could as the story could have been done in 3 issues.