Terminator Secondary Objectives (1991) comic books 1990 or later
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Issue #1
Published Jul 1991 by Dark Horse.$4.00
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Written by James Robinson. Art by Paul Gulacy and Karl Kesel. Continuing the time-traveling saga, Terminator: Secondary Objectives picks up where the first Dark Horse Terminator series left off as the remnants of our band of heroes try to prevent the remaining Terminator from completing his secondary objective: the death of Sarah Conner. Unbeknownst to all, a brand new Terminator has arrived on the scene to complicate matters even more. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #2
Published Aug 1991 by Dark Horse.$2.70
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Written by James Robinson. Art by Paul Gulacy and Karl Kesel. After traveling 400 miles across the Pacific Ocean floor, Z000.M, our new gal Terminator, finally sets foot upon the L.A. shore, wreaking havoc in her wake. In the meantime, our freedom fighters have hightailed it down to Mexico in an attempt to find and protect Sarah Conner. C890.L is also on his way down to Mexico--not to protect Sarah, but to kill her! Dudley, the half-human, half-Terminator, is struggling with his machine side. And Dr. Hollister is back to doing his dirty deeds. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
Published Sep 1991 by Dark Horse.$2.50
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Written by James Robinson. Art by Paul Gulacy and Karl Kesel. Lieutenant Sloane learns the Terminator tango! Z000.M is in Los Angeles wreaking havoc. With Lieutenant Sloane hot on her heels, literally, it was inevitable that the two of them should tango, face to face--or should that be mano a mano? In the meantime, Dr. Hollister is proceeding apace with his plans to create the artificial intelligence that will spawn Terminator technology--and the fate of the world be damned! Back in Mexico, Mary, rebel leader of the soldiers from the future, faces off with C890.L, who has tracked her and the half-human, half-Terminator 1825.M down in their Mexican lair! 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #4
Published Oct 1991 by Dark Horse.$2.50
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Written by James Robinson. Art by Paul Gulacy and Karl Kesel. Z000.M arrives in Mexico, hot on the heels of her Terminator compadre, C890.L What Z000.M doesn't know is that C890.L has already had a previous encounter--with our merry band of rebels from the future--and they've reprogrammed him: to terminate a Terminator! Namely, Z000.M So it's mano a mano as the two Terminators duke it out for this robotic slug-fest of an issue. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
