Age of Reptiles (comics)  Age of Reptiles is a series of comics published by Dark Horse Comics, created by Ricardo Delgado, a film and comic book artist who has worked on such films as "The Incredibles", "Men in Black" and "Apollo 13". The series originally consisted of two comics, which are set in the Mesozoic era: "Tribal Warfare", from 1993, and "The Hunt", from 1997. Both are very violent stories about the daily lives of carnivorous dinosaurs. A third series, "The Journey", began November 2009, with a fourth, "Ancient Egyptians", debuting June 2015. "Tribal Warfare", "The Hunt", and "The Journey" have been collected in "Age of Reptiles Omnibus, Volume 1". "The Hunt" has received Eisner awards for Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition and Best Limited Series. A pack of "Deinonychus" get revenge on Blue Back, a "Tyrannosaurus" who stole their well-earned meal, by stealing all of his family's eggs but one. A group of four Deinonychus successfully stalk and kill a small sauropod out on the savannah. However, they are soon chased off their kill by the Tyrannosaur Blue Back, who kills one of the Deinonychus in the process. The pack retreats back to their lair and family group, as does Blue Back. One of Blue Back’s young tries to hunt an early mammal but is unable to catch it. That night the nest is raided by a pair of Deinonychus, who successfully carry off(and presumably eat) or break the eggs. Blue Back pursues them, but they manage to escape by leaping across a gorge. The chapter ends with Blue Back roaring his grief to the sky. The second chapter begins with another Tyrannosaur hunting down and killing a hadrosaur. It then cuts to the trio of Deinonychus going out on another hunting patrol. At the side of a river one of the Deinonychus spots a primitive fish(similar to a mudskipper) wriggling its way along the bank to try and get back into the water. The hungry predator prepares to make a meal out of the fish, only to be ambushed and devoured itself by a massive crocodile that had been lurking nearby. The remaining two Deinonychus continue on, avoiding a hunting Tyrannnosaur in the process.