Terminator 2: Judgment Day #[nn]
Terminator 2: Judgment Day #1 (1991) brings the cinematic chaos of James Cameron’s landmark film to the comic page, with writer Gregory Wright and co-writer William Wisher translating the high-stakes future war into a gripping tale of time travel and survival. Penciled and inked by Klaus Janson, the story follows a young John Connor as he’s protected by a T-800 Terminator while racing against time to stop Cyberdyne from creating Skynet—only to face the chilling, shape-shifting threat of the T-1000 in a final, desperate confrontation. Cover by Jim Novak.
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In the future, the leader of the Resistance against the artificial intelligence Skynet, John Connor, sends a protector (a T-800 Terminator) back into the past to protect himself as a boy. John has been targeted by a new more highly advanced terminator (T-1000) sent back in time. Present-day John Connor teams up with his mother Sarah and the T-800, and together they attack the company Cyberdyne in order to prevent Skynet from ever being created. They encounter the T-1000 for one final showdown in a factory.
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