Warner Bros. and IDW Publishing present the Terminator Salvation graphic novel prequel, a graphically-rich five part comic that takes readers through a series of events that have transpired since Judgment Day and culminates with the action-packed theatrical release of “Terminator Salvation”.
- 5 action packed issues, each sold separately
- Exclusive GRAPHIC NOVEL including all 5-episodes
IN EPISODE #1
Through a patchwork system of radio transmitters, hacked satellite phones, and encrypted computer networks, resistance leader Elena Maric in Detroit, and Nigerian mining engineer Bem Aworuwa, have formed an unlikely friendship and drawn up battle plans to take the fight to the Terminators!
IN EPISODE #2
In the African country of Niger, a ragtag group of refugees finalize their plans for an assault on the Skynet uranium mine. Meanwhile, in Detroit, a suicide run against a T-600 is interrupted by the Resistance….
IN EPISODE #3
In the African county of Niger, a plan to take out the uranium mine depends on the outcome of a face-off against a lone T-600. In Detroit, the Resistance launches an all-out assault on the Terminator factories.
IN EPISODE #4
The Resistance has engaged Skynet at the Terminator factory, but time is running out. Some may die while others live, but as long as one human draws breath, the Resistance will carry on.
IN EPISODE #5
After Skynet has destroyed much of humanity in a nuclear holocaust, a group of survivors led by John Connor struggle to keep the machines from finishing the job. Get a first look at the new movie in this official adaptation teaser!
GRAPHIC NOVEL - All 5 EPISODES IN ONE!
Through a patchwork system of radio transmitters, hacked satellite phones, and encrypted computer networks, resistance leader Elena Maric in Detroit, and Nigerian mining engineer Bem Aworuwa, have formed an unlikely friendship and drawn up battle plans to take the fight to the Terminators! In the final episode, Skynet has destroyed much of humanity in a nuclear holocaust, but a group of survivors led by John Connor struggle to keep the machines from finishing the job.
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