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Cover: Mat Broome & Trevor Scott

Stormwatch #12

Aug 1994 · Image · 1.95 USD; 2.65 CAD
📊 ~18,531 copies sold its debut month
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Stormwatch #12 (1994) marks a pivotal shift in the team’s dynamic as Synergy steps into the role left vacant by Henry’s removal as Weatherman, bringing a new level of authority—and tension—to the mission. With Hellstrike’s body unraveling and Fuji stepping out of his containment suit to reach his dying friend, the emotional stakes rise as the team is dispatched to Russia to confront a dangerous new threat. Written by Ron Marz and illustrated by Mat Broome, with inks by Trevor Scott, Tom McWeeney, and Chuck Gibson, and colors by Steve Firchow and Wildstorm Effects, the issue’s cover by Mat Broome and Trevor Scott captures the weight of the moment.

writer Ron Marz · artist Mat Broome · inker Trevor Scott · inker Tom McWeeney · inker Chuck Gibson · colorist Steve Firchow · colorist Wildstorm Effects · letterer Chris Eliopoulos · cover Mat Broome, Trevor Scott

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writer Ron Marz
artist Mat Broome
colorist Steve Firchow
cover pencils Mat Broome
cover inks Trevor Scott

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With Henry removed as Weatherman, Synergy is promoted to the position and begins to make tough decisions for the Stormwatch team. Hellstrike's body continues to destabilize and Fuji leaves his containment suit to talk his friend out of embracing the lure of death. A Stormwatch team is sent back to Russia to deal with a deadly new threat.

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