While there's no official name for it, it's referred to as the Deacon or Proto-xenomorph. There's no mistaking that it's some variant of the beast in the main Alien series, especially if you ...

Ever since first appearing onscreen in 1979's Alien, the Xenomorph has hunted down its prey in a wide variety of different looks, styles, and forms. From distinctly non-Xeno forms like the Deacon ...

The fate of Alien's first Xenomorph, the Deacon, was left open-ended in the film Prometheus, but the comic book sequel ...

Proving that xenomorphs take on characteristics of their ... Though the newest variant, the deacon is also the first: “Prometheus” takes place hundreds of years before “Alien,” which ...

as well as sort of pro-xenomorphs, like the alien nicknamed Deacon that appears in the final scene of Prometheus. So, how Alien-y was Prometheus? Deacon is the closest we got to an actual Alien ...

Ahead of Alien: Romulus, we explore every stage of the Xenomorphs' gruesome life cycle and its evolution across the entire Alien saga. Alien: Romulus promises to cleverly mix the horror thrills of ...

In the movie's final scene, a very loose approximation of the classic Xenomorph — known as "the Deacon" by the production team — punches its way out of the Engineer's chest. Breaking space ...

I think that the alternate Engineer-born 'Deacon' Xenomorph glimpsed in Prometheus was a great little tease for the return of the grandaddy. Say what you will about Prometheus, but it can probably ...

While H.R. Giger’s biomechanical artwork may have conceptualized the terrifying Xenomorph in Alien and Steven Spielberg might have envisioned the lovable alien from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial ...