Wetworks #1
"Renaissance" kicks off Wetworks #1 (1997) with Team 7 sent to Transylvania on a mission to recover a biological weapon—only to find the facility already overrun by vampires and mysterious golden tubes. When one tube ruptures and coats Claymore in a bulletproof golden substance, Dane makes a bold move: cracking open the remaining tubes to turn the entire team into gold. The story, written by Whilce Portacio, Brandon Choi, and Nicole Duclos and illustrated by Portacio with inks by Scott Williams, John Tighe, John Dickenson, and Rick Johnson, features bold visuals and a high-stakes twist, with cover art by Whilce Portacio and Scott Williams.
In "Renaissance," Team 7 is sent to Transylvania on a mission to recover a biological weapon—only to find the facility already overrun by the Night Tribe, a clan of vampires. As a mysterious golden liquid spills from shattered tubes, the team faces a desperate choice when Claymore is encased in the substance, revealing its unexpected defensive properties. With the mission unraveling and betrayal looming, the team must confront both the ancient enemy and the shifting loyalties within their ranks.
In "Pacte avec Waering," Dane leads Wetworks into a dangerous alliance with the enigmatic Armand Waering, whose golden symbiotes have enhanced their abilities but come with unsettling costs. As the team prepares for their first mission under Waering’s command, Dane is haunted by vivid nightmares, while tensions rise between the new recruits—Drago, Lewis, and the mysterious Draxis—and the Night Tribe of vampires.
In "Baptême du feu," Wilder finds himself caught in a deadly game when the Night Tribe unleashes a biological plague at a rock concert, aiming to spark a war between humans and vampires. With the stakes rising and allies falling, the Wetworks team must confront the threat before the city descends into chaos.
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