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Here is a linked list, a Table of Content, for all the vintage magazines on James Cameron's TERMINATOR TRILOGY: The Terminator, Terminator 2: Judgment Day and T2 3D: Battle Across Time. The list will continue to grow and be updated, so make sure you check back this post from time to time or simply the blog.

THE TERMINATOR

STARLOG #88 November 1984

STARLOG #89 December 1984

ENTERPRISE INCIDENTS December 1984

SOLDIER OF FORTUNE December 1984

MUSCLE & FITNESS December 1984

FLEX December 1984

FANGORIA #40 December 1984

FANGORIA #41 January 1985

STARBLAZER January 1985

MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT February 1985

FILM REVIEW February 1985

THE MOVIE SCENE February 1985

MONSTERLAND February 1985

STARBURST #78 February 1985

FILM COMMENT February 1985

TRAVELLING March 1985

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER April 1985

STAR INVADERS April 1985

MUSCLE & BODYBUILDER April 1985

CINEFEX #21 April 1985

STARFIX #26 France May 1985

STARLOG Japan May 1985

SF MOVIELAND May 1985

SF MOVIELAND June 1985

FANTASTIC FILMS #14 June 1985

CINEFANTASTIQUE July 1985

STARBURST #84 August 1985

STARLOG POSTER MAGAZINE Fall 1985

TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY

ACTION FILMS March 1991

FANGORIA 101 April 1991

FEAR #29 May 1991

FANTAZIA June 1991

US MAGAZINE June 1991

FANTAZONE July 1991

KARATE AND FITNESS July 1991

MOVIES July 1991

FANGORIA #104 July 1991

BOX OFFICE MAGAZINE July 1991

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY July 1991

STARLOG #168 July 1991

PREMIERE July 1991

NEW YORK MAGAZINE July 1991

AMERICAN FILM July 1991

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER July 1991

INTERVIEW MAGAZINE July 1991

T2 OFFICIAL MAGAZINE July 1991

PREVUE August 1991

ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE August 1991

FANGORIA #105 August 1991

STARLOG #169 August 1991

US MAGAZINE August 1991

IRON MAN August 1991

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY August 1991

STARBURST #156 August 1991

RAGE MAGAZINE August 1991

MUSCLE & FITNESS August 1991

FACE MAGAZINE #35 August 1991

SKY MAGAZINE August 1991

FILM REVIEW August 1991

CINEFEX #47 August 1991

FILM REVIEW September 1991

FILM MONTHLY September 1991

VOX MAGAZINE September 1991

EMPIRE MAGAZINE September 1991

FEAR #33 September 1991

STARBURST #157 September 1991

US MAGAZINE September 1991

MOVIE MAGAZINE September 1991

MUSCLE MAG September 1991

STARLOG #170 September 1991

STARLOG YEARBOOK September 1991

PREVUE MAGAZINE October 1991

FANGORIA HORROR SPECTACULAR #4 October 1991

STARLOG #171 October 1991

FANGORIA #107 October 1991

POST MAGAZINE October 1991

STARBURST #158 October 1991

STARBURST #159 November 1991

STARLOG SPECTACULAR #3 November 1991

GOREZONE November 1991

BRAVO November 1991

POPCORN November 1991

CINEFANTASTIQUE December 1991

STARBURST #160 December 1991

STARBURST YEARBOOK December 1991

BRAVO December 1991

BRAVO January 1992

BRAVO February 1992

STARBURST #161 January 1992

NOWA FANTASTYKA February 1992

STARBURST MONSTER SPECIAL #11 March 1992

VIDEO WATCHDOG March 1992

SFX MAGAZINE Mid 1992

KEYBOARD MAGAZINE April 1992

ON PRODUCTION MAGAZINE May 1992

STARLOG YEARBOOK September 1992

STARLOG SPECTACULAR January 1993

STARBURST MONSTER SPECIAL #19 1994

STARLOG #222 January 1996

STARLOG #226 May 1996

STARBURST SPECIAL 1997

VIVA March 1998

T2 3D: BATTLE ACROSS TIME

CINESCAPE March 1996

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER August 1996

STARLOG #230 September 1996

CINEFANTASTIQUE November 1996

CINEFEX #68 December 1996

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