StormWatch #[1]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection reprints the opening story arc of the 1999 StormWatch series, written by Micah Ian Wright with art by Whilce Portacio. The volume follows the high-tech, UN-sanctioned superhero team as they confront a devastating environmental threat that tests their abilities and loyalties. It serves as a relaunch of the StormWatch concept under DC's WildStorm imprint, blending global-scale action with political and ecological themes.
In "New World Order," Warren Ellis and Tom Raney launch a high-stakes global thriller as the terrorist group Kodō unleashes six triple entities on Tokyo, threatening to collapse the city and shatter Japan’s commitment to disarmament. With precision and tension, the three Stormwatch teams converge to stop the chaos, culminating in a haunting confrontation where Fuji faces down the voice of Kodō in a moment that reshapes the mission’s course. The cover by Tom Raney and Randy Elliott captures the city’s dread with striking, kinetic detail.
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A terrorist group named Kodō releases six triple entities in Tokyo, intent on destroying the city and forcing Japan to abandon the disarmament treaty. The three Stormwatch teams save Tokyo, with Fuji convincing the voice of Kodō to commit suicide.
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