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T2: Nuclear Twilight / Cybernetic Dawn #0 (1996) · The Collector

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Malibu
T2: Nuclear Twilight / Cybernetic Dawn (1996)
#0

Malibu#0

T2: Nuclear Twilight / Cybernetic Dawn

T2: Nuclear Twilight / Cybernetic Dawn #0

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: April 1996
On sale: Nov 15, 1995
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 601654

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Stories

2 titled

1The Programming of Fate
2No Fate

Credits

Writers: Mark Paniccia, Dan Abnett
Pencillers: Gary Erskine, Rod Whigham
Inkers: Gary Erskine, Jack Snider
Colorists: Moose Baumann, Prima Donna, Malibu Coloring
Letterers: Annie Parkhouse, Patrick Owsley
Covers: Gary Erskine, Rod Whigham
Cover colors: Joel Naprstek

Editorial and production

Editor: Dan Shaheen

Characters

John Connor
Sarah Connor
Terminator T-1000
The Terminator

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