Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #2

Released in 1993, The Terminatrix Objective was a four-part miniseries centered on the character Nebula and her struggle for control over the Avengers' enemies. The series was designed to flesh out Nebula's complex history and her transformation into the titular Terminatrix, following her previous appearances in major cosmic storylines. It emerged during a period of experimentation at Marvel, where the company utilized miniseries to explore the backstories of secondary characters.

The series was written by Roy Thomas, a veteran architect of the Marvel Universe, with artwork provided by Mike Gustovich. The design aesthetic reflects the high-contrast, heavily detailed style common in early 90s comic book art. While the series is remembered by dedicated Marvel completists for its role in solidifying Nebula's narrative arc, it was generally received as a standard genre exercise of the era, primarily serving to bridge gaps in continuity for the broader Avengers mythos.