Dark Horse Presents 138 hype It's like a cosmic comedy

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Dark Horse Presents 138 hype It's like a cosmic comedyCover by Frank Teran. In the bleak future controlled by SkyNet and the Terminators, a group of desperate human warriors fight back with everything they've got. Also in this issue: Steve Rude's The Moth, an off the wall superhero with a devil may care attitude. And what's that they say about a rolling stone? X Men author Steve Seagle tells us all about it in My Vagabond Days. B&W.