Didja Notice?

Panel 3 of page 2 is a flashback in the Terminator's memory of Starscream's words from "TvT: Enemy of My Enemy" Part 1.

On page 3, the calendar hanging on the wall behind Sarah in the Cyberdyne security booth shows an image from the 1982 film Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan of the U.S.S. Enterprise firing on the U.S.S. Reliant.

Bumblebee uses the nickname "Lotty" for Velocity, which was used for her in the original Transformers animated series.

On page 16, two garages at the Cyberdyne facility are labeled T2 and T3, nods to the two films Terminator 2: Judgment Day and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.

At the end of the story, Sarah has begun working for Skywatch, which, it seems, just happens to be headquartered next to Big Jeff's restaurant in L.A. where she previously worked as a waitress!

On page 19, Sarah receives a report from Tulsa. This presumably refers to Tulsa, Oklahoma.

On the last page of this issue, Skynet comes online and is already building T-800s and even a couple of Terminator Transformers (T-8000s, as identified in the concept art extras by Alex Milne at the end of Transformers vs. the Terminator #1).

The Skynet base under Skywatch headquarters at the end of the issue is referred to as Alpha Base. In the previous timeline, in 2029 ("TvT: Enemy of My Enemy" Part 1), the same base was called Omega Base. "Alpha and Omega" is a phrase meaning "beginning and end" (from the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet). The TvT story begins at the end of Skynet in a sense, in 2029 in "TvT: Enemy of My Enemy" Part 1, and ends at the beginning of Skynet at the conclusion of this issue.