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I don't fully recall, but it doesn't make sense either way. Funny enough, somehow, travelling between the events of The Terminator and Terminator 2 caused John to start being born prematurely, only for another change to happen where he miraculously changes sex... and Sarah is the only one to...

Terminator: Resistance, for example. Also, Salvation: The Final Battle. However, the Tempest timeline ends with John Connor being born a woman somehow (Jane Connor), erasing all of the other characters from existence.

Timelines are shown as still existing even after the time travel has occurred.

Probably not, it's a very specific question.

I think they were all created through time travel. There's probably tons of alternate timelines between all events.

Also, I'm sure there's serveral video games and novels I'm missing. If someone wants to find out how they'd fit, awesome. Also, I'm excluding future wars for simplicity. Viewing/Reading Order 1944 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #7 1961 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #4 1965 - The Terminator...

Keep in mind, that's not definitive. The order can be adjusted. Also, the 2029/1984 comics could be considered alternate timelines, too.

Timeline 1: Original Timeline 1944 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #7 1961 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #4 1965 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #5 1976 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #2-3 1997 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #9 2001 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #10 2018 - The Terminator (Dynamite) #1 2025 - The...

https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Cybernetic_Dawn_timeline Terminator 2's ending is said to happen on June 9th, 1994, which matches perfectly with The Sarah Connor Chronicles (apart from the year), where it happens on June 9th, 1997. I think that solidifies a June 7th-9th placement. Just place...

I would assume it's accurate, but still. Obviously this was based on the fact that Terminator 2 hadn't dated Judgment Day yet.

Interesting... in NOW comics, Judgment Day was in 2004. I mean, intelligence could have been wrong after that many years.

I think that RPG does suggest The Terminator: Sector War and The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy occur in the canonical history between The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day... maybe. The first one is set in 1984 at the same time as The Terminator and The Terminator: One-Shot... so...

The wiki is still probably right, but it's interesting.

This actually makes it seem like the NOW comics timeline could be part of the Original Timeline. I mean, the wiki says there's contradictions but I don't see how. Like this, for instance. https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Tim_Reese

https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/The_Terminator_RPG_timeline This makes it even better.

https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/The_Terminator_RPG Well, if anything is proof that all Terminator media is canon, it's this. It references serveral different comic timelines as well as the films.

I know that it's probably: Or, y'know... after Dark Fate... I think it could technically be this, though. It'd be neat if Terminator Zero was literally a prequel to the original Future War. It's most likely not, but it's a nice idea. Also, if you can bullshit The Terminator 2029 comic in...

I doubt it'll get a timeline (soon), but, well, it's a somewhat interesting series. I'm sure I'm not the only one who saw that trailer featuring Ant-Man and Steve. 1997 - Anaconda 1999 - Lake Placid 2004 - Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid 2007 - Lake Placid 2 2008 - Anaconda 3...

Fuck that, lol.

Just watch the beginning and end, then. They barely make any changes, usually. Speaking of, I guess I should technically include the coloured versions of Daleks and War Games now that I think about it.