COINCIDING WITH ITS FORTIETH anniversary, Dynamite Entertainment is bringing the Terminator back to comics for the first time in five years, with a new monthly series by writer Declan Shalvey and artist Luke Sparrow.
“I was surprised when I was offered it as I couldn’t think of the last time I’d seen the franchise in comics,” Shalvey tells Red Alert. “It had definitely been a while, so I was intrigued. Much like when I worked on Alien at Marvel, with Terminator I was a big fan of the first couple of films, which are specifically iconic for me.”
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