The year is 1986, and the Cold War is at its height. Across the globe, American and Soviet submarines play a deadly game of cat and mouse, hidden deep beneath the surface of the world's oceans. Armed with enough firepower to destroy a continent, these vessels are among the remote and secure locations on the planet.
They're also one of the most tempting targets imaginable for an enemy who can see the future - particularly one that wants more than anything to set off a nuclear holocaust!
The unstoppable comics machine that is DECLAN SHALVEY and LORENZO RE open a deadly new front in the war against the mac more
The Terminator #4 slowly builds up suspense, waiting for the right moment to let all hell break loose. Shalvey has managed to put his own spin on the Terminator franchise, and it's one that's sorely needed if you ask me. Read Full Review
Theres quite a lot that had been suggested by the first couple of Terminator movies that might have suggested that there was a hell of a lot going on in the future that could have been quite a bit more complicated. Shalvey and company explore another end of the potentially dangerous complexity of time travel in a world of AI-dominated technocracy. Read Full Review
The Terminator #4 has a Hunt for Red October feel to it. The story itself is full of twists and turns. Declan Shalvey has been hitting his stride with this series mix between the world of Terminator and real historical time frames. The only hold back for this issue is it feels a little slow at times and drags a little. Read Full Review
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