Snowpiercer: Terminus is a French graphic novel, and contains the fourth and final volume to the Snowpiercer series, the book was originally written by Olivier Bocquet, and illustrated by Jean-Marc Rochette in 2015. The book serves as a sequel to both the previous book, The Explorers, as well as the film, Snowpiercer. The book contains an author's commentary at the end, explaining how the book was intended to serve as a conclusion to the world of Snowpiercer, as well as connect all the stories together.
The book was first published in french in 2015, before being translated and re-released by Titan Comics in 2016 as a third book.
A prequel series was later started and written by Alexis Nolent (aka Matz), three volumes were planned, with Snowpiercer: Extinction in 2019, and Snowpiercer: Apocalypse in 2020. The third volume, Snowpiercer: Annihilation, was set to publish in 2021, however for currently unknown reasons, has yet to be released.
The book later gained a TV Re-Edition in 2020, featuring a new paperback cover.
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A scrap of haunting music has drawn the last train across the frozen sea. With supplies almost exhausted and the train on the brink of collapse, they have nothing to lose. As the rising temperature inside the train reaches boiling point, there may be one last chance at a future…
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The original French cover
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An alternate English cover
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The English translation cover
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The cover for the TV Re-edition
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- While the book confirms that the movie takes place in the same timeline, there is currently no evidence to suggest the TV series also taking place in the same timeline.