John Connor and his army of human resistance fighters have finally brought the battle to the machines, but a desperate chase is unfolding in the past that could render their valiant efforts futile!
If Issue #3 is any indication of what the final three-quarters if this story have to offer, then we are in for some kind of ride. At worst, this will be a good story that adds substance to the Terminator mythos. But at best, which the story is showing signs, this could be considered arguably the best work within the whole terminator series, period. It has my vote right now. Here's hoping that it will continue. Read Full Review
Get this or be terminated. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #3 is an enjoyable issue overall despite a lack of progress in terms of clarity for the multiple events taking place in the present and future. It is a Terminator series so some gratuitous action is acceptable at some point. And with that being said I will be expecting the story arc to move forward next issue and at least one of the story threads to become a lot clearer or else the story will start to feel like filler until we reach well-known events. And if that occurs then the potential in the story threads introduced at the start of this series will be squandered, and that would be more unfortunate than Sarah Connor being on birth control when she met Kyle Reese. Read Full Review
Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #3 may not re-write the future or challenge the notions of fate, but it does entertain from opening to close. So grab a bottle of your finest, find a spot and enjoy this. Recommended. Read Full Review
What I wont do is sing this books praises as loudly as I had earlier, because, as we all know, the T-1000 already was able to protrude swords and the like from its form (thereby eliminating the need for this inferior version), and the logic going into designing a Terminator that spews gas and somehow can control its hair follicles as an elephant would its trunk is functionally and logically ridiculous. Read Full Review
It will be better in trade format. If someone can sit down and read this whole tale from start to finish I think they will appreciate what JMS is trying to do a lot more. For now I'm sticking with my opinion that this series is lacking in places but still could do good. Read Full Review
True fans of the franchise may thoroughly enjoy this series, as it is a very good continuation from where Salvation left off. But from the standpoint of a comic fan, its starting to lose my interest. Too many plots in each issue with not enough resolution, just more questions and more confusion. Read Full Review
It's akin to someone dissecting the Terminator franchise as a whole and then putting it back together and acting surprised it didn't live again; there's just nothing about Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #3 that shows any kind of passion or creativity for the material at hand. Read Full Review
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