StormWatch #[1]

In "New World Order," Henry Bendix reshapes Stormwatch into three specialized field teams, ushering in a new era of tactical precision. When the German government calls on the team to stop a dangerous superpowered psychopath, the stakes rise—and so does the tension within the restructured unit.

In "Black," Stormwatch’s covert agent Jo infiltrates the quiet city of Lincoln, where the sudden emergence of superpowered police officers has thrown the nation into turmoil. With Weatherman detaining suspects without trial, Jo must navigate a web of suspicion and secrecy to uncover the truth behind the phenomenon—before the line between protector and oppressor vanishes entirely.

In "Mutagen," Kaizen Gamorra's release of a mutagen in England triggers a global response, forcing the British government to activate Code Perfect and call in Stormwatch. When Henry Bendix retaliates by ordering Stormwatch Red to eliminate an equal number of Gamorrans, the mission plunges the team into a moral and tactical crisis.

In "Activator," Christine Trelane, a woman whose own abilities stem from a mysterious power source, delves into the dangerous possibility of awakening a dormant Seedling—only to uncover a chilling truth: the Seedling is no dormant force, but a psychopath whose powers have been active all along. Trelane begins to suspect that her own role as an activator may have triggered something far more sinister than she ever imagined.

In "Kodō," a chilling terrorist cell known as Kodō unleashes six triple entities across Tokyo, threatening to shatter the city and derail Japan’s commitment to disarmament. With the fate of the treaty hanging in the balance, Stormwatch’s three teams race to contain the chaos, and Fuji faces a haunting psychological battle with the voice behind the attack.