The Terminator: Secondary Objectives #1

Jul 1991 · Dark Horse · 2.50 USD; 3.00 CAD

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“Secondary Objectives (Part 1)”

In "Secondary Objectives (Part 1)," the Terminator Z000.M is dispatched to assist the other Terminators in their mission, while C890.L, after a violent clash with the LA police, receives a new directive: to eliminate Sarah Connor. Written by James Robinson and brought to life by Paul Gulacy’s dynamic art—penciled and inked by Gulacy himself, with colors by Greg Wright and letters by Pat Brosseau—this 1991 Dark Horse issue delivers a tense, grounded escalation in the Terminator war, where programming and survival collide.

writer James Robinson · artist Paul Gulacy · inker Karl Kesel · colorist Greg Wright · letterer Pat Brosseau · cover Paul Gulacy

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writer James Robinson

artist Paul Gulacy

inker Karl Kesel

colorist Greg Wright

letterer Pat Brosseau

cover pencils, inks Paul Gulacy

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The Terminator Z000.M is sent back in time to join the other Terminators in their mission. Terminator C890.L battles the LA police department then his programming sends him on his secondary mission, to kill Sarah Connor.

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