The killer Thomas Parnells control over the Terminator army has brought both Skynet and the human resistance to their knees. With all of John Connors other allies fallen or displaced in time, only he and the resurrected Marcus Wright remain to stand against this psychotic oppressor!
The final page takes a turn and I don't see how this can all be wrapped in only three issues. Like the goals of the human race, it'll take a miracle, but as the previous issues have shown, this creative team doesn't need miracles with the skills they possess. They can pull off anything. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle #9happens to maintain its already established level of quality. Skynet would agree, as this comic deserves a spot on your pull-list. Recommended. Read Full Review
SUMMARYTerminator Salvation: The Final Battle #9 is an issue that has its moments but is unconvincing when it comes tothe core of everything taking place, and that's the dominance of Parnell. There are too many factors, even shown in this series whether it was as small as influencing a terminator for a brief moment or the complexity in which all these systems could've been controlled simultaneously, to reconcile this utter dominance. Even with Parnell serving as a potentially interesting metaphor for the bloodlust and how an endless war could mean the end for both humanity and Skynet, the story doesn't flow in a manner that would make it possible to appreciate that because there's very little progress. Fortunately the questions raised about the survival of humanity and about John Connor were intriguing but this far into the series there should be more to look forward to than that. Read Full Review
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