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Terminator: Salvation Movie Prequel #1 cover
Cover: Nick Runge

Terminator: Salvation Movie Prequel #1

Jan 2009 · IDW · 3.99 USD
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“Sand in the Gears Part 1”

Nick Runge's cover art puts you face-to-face with a T-800 endoskeleton — its red glowing eyes and gleaming chrome skull looming large against a turbulent, fire-lit sky, surrounded by cascading machine code that reinforces the cold, calculating menace of Skynet's war on humanity. This is IDW's official movie prequel to Terminator Salvation, and issue #1 kicks off "Sand in the Gears Part 1," with writer Dara Naraghi and artist Alan Robinson setting the stage for the post-apocalyptic resistance. A confident, atmospheric opening chapter for fans eager to dive deeper into the world of the 2009 film.

writer Dara Naraghi · colorist Tom Smith · letterer Neil Uyetake · artist, inker Alan Robinson · colorist Scorpion Studios · cover Nick Runge

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Full credits

colorist Tom Smith
letterer Neil Uyetake
artist, inker Alan Robinson
cover pencils, inks Nick Runge

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Reprinted in Terminator - Die Erlösung #[nn] (2009)

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