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Who Is Sarah Connor? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Sarah Connor (Company-Licensed): Mother, soldier, target, Sarah Connor has fought a courageous battle against the machines sent through time by Skynet to kill her son, John.

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Sarah Connor is a Company-Licensed comic book character, with over 40 comic issue appearances. Mother, soldier, target, Sarah Connor has fought a courageous battle against the machines sent through time by Skynet to kill her son, John.

Who is Sarah Connor?

History Los Angeles 1984 Sarah Connor Sarah Connor was a young woman who was working as a Waitress in a restaurant. She was the target of a cyborg assassin sent back in time to kill her before she gave birth to son John Connor who was later revealed to be leader of the " Resistance ". The Resistance would later become Mankind's last hope for survival against the conquering Machines . Sarah was able to avoid the first Assassin primarily because she is helped by a soldier, Kyle Reese , who was also sent back in time to protect her from the Assassin Cyborg. Through their adventures, Kyle and Sarah become very close and intimate. With the failure of the first cyborg (Terminator), the two make love and 9 months later John Connor is born, Kyle Reese is killed in the destruction of the Terminator. 1991 Sarah is then locked away in a mental institution for the simple fact that she is dubbed crazy for believing in cyborgs and time travel. Her son John is bought up in a foster family until a second Terminator ( T-1000 ) is sent back in time to kill John.

Key facts

Sarah Connor is of human origin. The character is published by Company-Licensed. With 40 recorded issue appearances, Sarah Connor ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Sarah Connor?

Mother, soldier, target, Sarah Connor has fought a courageous battle against the machines sent through time by Skynet to kill her son, John.

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