Ever since Arnold Schwarzenegger's metal skeleton revealed itself in the first "Terminator" movie, fans have loved matching up different characters against Skynet's famous robotic killers. In the comics world, there are plenty of artificial life forms that hold their own against the most powerful super-powered villains -- but what would happen if they took on the film world's favorite unstoppable, mechanical assassin?
With "Terminator: Salvation" blasting into theaters this week, here's a list of seven mechanical comic book heroes we wouldn’t mind seeing square off against a Terminator. Read More...
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