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Zack Whedon and Andy MacDonald deliver a fascinating companion piece to the original Terminator film with The Terminator: 2029-1984. In 2029 the Resistance frees a Skynet prisoner who claims to be Kyle Reese, and that he has been held captive since being sent back to 1984 where he fought a T-800 that was sent to kill Sarah Connor. He then convinces his former best friend Ben to follow his present-self back to the past and rescue him after he saves Sarah and is captured. The characters are especially well-written and the plot does a good job at working within the film continuity. Also, the artwork is quite captivating; with impressive designs and extraordinary color texture. The Terminator: 2029-1984 expands on James Cameron’s original story and takes it in a new and interesting direction.