While Skynet struggles against the deranged digital psyche of a serial murderer, John Connor makes plans to avert the present crisis in the past! Resistance hero Simon braces for his fateful journey across time, unaware that what awaits him twenty-six years ago could lead to his doom . . .
This should be a guidebook on how to write an originalstory while preserving all that's gone before. It wraps and winds it way around readers as if it were liquid metal. The visuals expertly show a horrific future and a finely detailed past where battles are fought. Thisis must reading. Read Full Review
Still, I think the opening was a little bit out of place. Not much mind you, but just a hare that kept this one from getting a five out of five. I recognize that John Conner and Marcus Wright's little talk are setting something in motion that is partially addressed, but wiped out rather quickly as things move. But other than that, as a fan of the terminator franchise, this comic has been a keeper and a reader all the way. Read Full Review
Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #8 ties up at least some of the loose ends from the start of the series, and even though some things unfold in an entertaining manner, Parnell as the mastermind behind these significant events is unconvincing. To get a brief understanding of Connor's mentality about his destiny was intriguing, and I'm hoping there is still some meaning behind that conversation that will become clearer later. It has taken awhile to get to this point but with the loose ends tied up the series should now be able to cover new ground but I have to see it to believe it first after 8 issues. Read Full Review
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