Terminator Omnibus Volume 1
James Robinson John Arcudi Ian Edginton Paul Gulacy Chris Warner Vincent Giarrano Matt Wagner Karl Kesel
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  • Title: Terminator Omnibus Volume 1
  • Author: James Robinson John Arcudi Ian Edginton Paul Gulacy Chris Warner Vincent Giarrano Matt Wagner Karl Kesel
  • ISBN: 9781593079161
  • Page: 236
  • Format: Paperback

    • They came from another time to ensure that the future would belong solely to the machines They are Terminators indestructible killing engines hiding inside shells of flesh and blood Tireless, fearless, merciless, unencumbered by human emotion, dedicated to the complete eradication of mankind But despite the frailty of human flesh, nothing is as immortal as the human spiThey came from another time to ensure that the future would belong solely to the machines They are Terminators indestructible killing engines hiding inside shells of flesh and blood Tireless, fearless, merciless, unencumbered by human emotion, dedicated to the complete eradication of mankind But despite the frailty of human flesh, nothing is as immortal as the human spirit, and even the strongest metal will bend by the will of a mother fighting for the future of her children.Dark Horse Comics has long been regarded as the heavyweight champion of adapting film blockbusters to graphic fiction, and The Terminator is one of the finest examples of bringing top comics talents to the expansion of a premier action adventure mythos Featuring work by fan favorite creators James Robinson, Matt Wagner, John Arcudi, Paul Gulacy, Ian Edginton, and , The Terminator Omnibus Volume 1 features over three hundred story pages in a full color, high quality, value priced edition.
    James Robinson John Arcudi Ian Edginton Paul Gulacy Chris Warner Vincent Giarrano Matt Wagner Karl Kesel
    James Robinson is a British writer, best known for his work in comic books and screenplays He is well known for his encyclopedic knowledge of comic book continuity, especially regarding the Golden Age of comic books His earliest comic book work came in the late 1980s, but he became best known for his revitalization of the character Starman for DC comics in the 1990s In addition, he has written for Batman, Cable, Captain America, and currently writes for Justice League of America.


    Commentaires:

    Quentin Wallace
    Back in the early 90s no one did movie comics like Dark Horse. This series does show its age a little, but overall its a cool continuation of the Terminator franchise. (In most cases, these comics were much better than the movies that came after T2 to be honest.)Good stories with really good art. If you are a Terminator fan, pick this up. And for the record, I love the Dark Horse Omnibus editions, and the way comic companies are doing the large collections in general. It's nice to get a lot of r [...]
    Kathryn
    I am a fan of the Terminator movies but it seems not so much of the comic run. I liked the art of the second story and that's about it. The panels were generic. If someone was naked (this is the Terminator universe afterall, what with the timetravel running amok), then the muscles were exagerrated way too much. All undercover Terminator agents stuck out like sore thumbs instead of blending in since they appear as massively muscled body builders, even the females. That makes sense, right?Dudley ( [...]
    Matt Garcia
    Fun collection that takes the ideas from the original film and expands upon them a bit. Artwork was great and the story lines were above average. A worthwhile read for Terminator fans.
    Dakota Shively
    I'm a big fan of the Terminator series, and I really, REALLY wanted to like this series. Unfortunately, I was just extremely disconnected to it and couldn't find any way to get into it. The characters are very bland, and we get almost no connection to them. The continuing plot line for Mary (had to go back and look her name up because it was so forgettable) and the gang doesn't really allow for character development. The "going back in time to change the future" plot-line for the series has been [...]
    David
    I was going to start this by typing out the heavy-bass Terminator intro music, then realised I couldn't quite get it to sound right!This is a collection of stories released early 90's, after Terminator 2 but before any of the newer entries in the franchise (T3: Rise of the Machines, Terminator: Salvation or Terminator: Genisys), so do show their age a bit.They all also pretty much follow the same template - a group from the future sent back in time, with Terminator's following or already having [...]
    Daniel Clark
    A fun collection that expands on some themes of the original 2 movies. Also interesting that some of these ideas are explored in later movies. I love all things Terminator so this was great.
    Stephen Theaker
    This book came out at just the right time - I finally watched T3 last year, and found out it wasn't half as bad as I'd feared, and then this year watched and adored the Terminator tv series, which finished all too soon as a result of the writers' strike. Luckily this collection of Terminator comics from the early nineties is available to step into the breach. The weird thing is, almost everything that's in the tv series turns up in here too, from human hit squads going after Cyberdyne people to [...]
    Dann
    From Dark Horse comes The Terminator: Omnibus – Volume 1, a collection of 4 graphic novels. Three of the books, Tempest, Secondary Objectives, and The Enemy Within, follow a human resistance group that’s sent back in time to 1990 to stop the head of Cyberdyne Systems, Bertram Hollister, from developing Skynet; but a team of Terminators follow suit and attempt to protect Hollister and assure his continued research. The last book, One Shot, is a companion to the first film, in which a second T [...]
    Aravind Sesagiri Raamkumar
    Dark horse comics is literally the dark horse. The quality is quite good for a publication which extends popular sci-fi movies to the comics world. I didn't expect this volume to be as good as it was while reading. The writing in all the chapters is filled with suspense, action and a non-linear narration going back to past and future. The dread associated to the terminators is there in each page and it was a fun read.
    Ben Guilfoy
    Solid stories here, even if it gets highly repetitive. But since the "Terminator" movies themselves seem content to just do the same thing over and over again every time, why not in the comics? The artwork is up and down in this collection, but a good chunk of it is, like the writing, solid. I was never bored reading it.
    Reviewer from Terra
    While Dark Horse went on to do some great Star Wars Stories, the Terminator started out good and went down hill from there. Some of the stories ignore established continuity (I don't believe there were more than one time displacement unit), others are either poorly drawn or written. The first arc is the best. DH's Predator series was better.
    Graham Taylor
    I used to read these comicsI used to read these comicsI used to go downtown to the comic shop and buy these's what I remember from my childhood, so that's cool.
    Timothy Boyd
    If all you have ever know about the Terminator storyline is the movies then read this. There is so much more to discover about the war with the machines. Fantastic storyline and characters. Highly recommended
    Carolina Casas
    Must read for every Terminator fan.
    J.
    Entertaining stories set in the Terminator universe. None of them stand out significantly, but they are certainly entertaining, and after finishing them, I wanted to read more of them.
    Tyson Adams
    I think this comic collection can best be described by the word MEH.
    Jose
    skynet
    Hannah Givens
    Four sequential stories based on the first movie. Competent and worth reading, but only as a bonus for fans -- it doesn't really add anything, and if it was canon it'd be needlessly confusing.
    Pete
    A fun read if you like The Terminator movies. I believe these were written not long after the first movie, and plot elements of the sequels are clearly evident int these stories.
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