Sarah Connor

Sarah Connor is a survivor-turned-warrior who, having learned that machines will one day rise against humanity, dedicates herself to preparing her son John to lead the human resistance against Skynet. Malibu's 1991 comics adaptation follows her story from James Cameron's film.

Few characters arrive in comics already carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders, but Sarah Connor — who made her four-color debut in Malibu's Terminator 2: Judgment Day #1 in 1991 — is exactly that kind of figure. Adapted for the page by Gregory Wright and Klaus Janson from James Cameron's vision, she stepped into the Copper/Modern Age with an intensity that kept her relevant across thirteen years of publication. Her catalog journey takes her through T2: Cybernetic Dawn and even into the wild crossover territory of Superman vs. The Terminator: Death to the Future, where she shares adventures with the likes of John Connor, the T-800, the T-1000, and even Supergirl — extraordinary company by any measure. With 16 recorded appearances and key-issue credentials, she's a compelling piece of that era when Hollywood's biggest action properties were finding bold new life on the comics page.