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Cover: Bryan Hitch & Paul Neary

StormWatch #[4]

Sep 1999 · DC · 14.95 USD; 23.50 CAD
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“A Finer World”
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This volume collects the fourth story arc of the 1999 StormWatch series, written by Micah Ian Wright and illustrated by Whilce Portacio. The team faces a global crisis as a mysterious force begins reshaping reality, forcing the heroes to confront the limits of their power and the true cost of maintaining order in a finer world.

In "A Finer World," Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch launch a sharp, grounded chapter in the StormWatch saga, introducing Apollo and the Midnighter—two rogue operatives with a brutal, uncompromising mission. When Jackson King uncovers their secret war against urban crime, he pulls them into a high-stakes operation to dismantle the Engineer's deadly Nevada Garden, a front for I/O's biological weapons program. The cover by Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary captures the tension with striking precision.

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writer Warren Ellis · artist Bryan Hitch · inker Paul Neary · colorist Laura DePuy · colorist WildStorm FX · letterer Amie Grenier · letterer Denice Park · cover Bryan Hitch, Paul Neary

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colorist Laura DePuy
colorist WildStorm FX
letterer Amie Grenier
letterer Denice Park
cover pencils Bryan Hitch
cover inks Paul Neary

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Stormwatch uncover the existence of two rogue and previously unknown Stormwatch officers, Apollo and the Midnighter, who have been engaging a private war against criminals in inner cities. Jackson King recruits them to take down the Engineer's Nevada Garden, which is being used by I/O forces to create biological weapons.

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