The Terminator: Endgame

In 1992, Dark Horse Comics closed out its original Terminator miniseries trilogy with this three-issue arc, written by James Robinson and illustrated by Jackson Guice. The story pushes the franchise's time-war premise to its logical extreme, following a future resistance fighter sent back to stop a seemingly unstoppable new breed of Hunter-Killer. It's a pivotal chapter that helped define the tone of Dark Horse's early Terminator comics, blending relentless action with the series' signature grim, deterministic sci-fi.