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The Terminator #1
The plans to kill Sarah Connor and her son John have failed, but the genocidal Skynet isn't out of options yet. There are still a few more avenues into the past that will allow it to destroy the human resistance that is poised to smash its processors into silicon shrapnel — it just needs to expand its theater of operations. Opening a new front in the war, Terminators are dispatched across the globe and throughout time to target current resistance fighters, their ancestors, and anyone else unlucky enough to be in the strike zones. And while none of these secondary assignments are as straightforward as the missions of the first T-800 and T-1000, time is literally on the machines' side. When all of history becomes a war zone, nowhere — and nowhen — is safe! Acclaimed creator DECLAN SHALVEY (THUNDERCATS, OLD DOG) returns to the present for another blockbuster Dynamite series, joining rising star artist LUKE SPARROW (STAR TREK) for all-new tales of Skynet and its nigh-unstoppable mechanical assassins — all supported by algorithmically perfect covers from SHALVEY, EDWIN GALMON, SWAY, and DAVID COUSENS!
Creative roster
Alex Ross (Cover)
Clayton Crain (Cover)
Colin Craker (Colorist)
Dan Quintana (Cover)
Dave Dorman (Cover)
David Cousens (Cover)
Declan Shalvey (Cover, Writer)
Edwin Galmon (Cover)
Jeff Eckleberry (Letterer)
John Giang (Cover)
Johnny Desjardins (Cover)
Joshua Swaby (Cover)
Luke Sparrow (Artist)
Nathan Cosby (Editor)
Sal Crivelli (Artist)
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