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Wildcats Version 3.0 #[1]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers the first year of the 2010 Wildcats Version 3.0 series, a DC Comics revival of the WildStorm team. It reprints the opening story arc that reimagines the covert superhero team in a new status quo, following their transition from a public super-team to a secretive, more grounded organization dealing with corporate and technological intrigue.
In "Brand Building," Joe Casey and Dustin Nguyen kick off Wildcats Version 3.0 with a sharp, grounded look at the rise of the Halo Corporation, as Jack Marlowe—known as Spartan—builds his empire from the ground up. Grifter’s on the move for scouting missions, Mister Wax finds himself in unexpected trouble, and C.C. Rendozzo picks up a piece of the puzzle she might actually use. Dustin Nguyen’s dynamic art, with inks by Richard Friend and colors by Larry Molinar and Randy Mayor, brings the gritty, high-stakes world to life, while the cover by Nguyen captures the tension in a single, striking image.
In "Brand Building," Jack Marlowe—now known as Spartan—sets the stage for the rise of the Halo Corporation, with Grifter handling high-stakes scouting missions and Mister Wax stumbling into trouble. Amid the corporate groundwork, C.C. Rendozzo secures a crucial advantage, while unexpected alliances and hidden agendas begin to take shape.
In "Tyranny in Minor Keys," the uneasy balance among Dolby and Garfield shatters as Jack Marlowe pushes forward with his plans to aid Halo, testing loyalties in ways no one saw coming. Meanwhile, C.C. Rendozzo, Grifter, and Mister Wax converge on a shared objective—each driven by their own motives—setting off a tense game of shifting alliances in a world where trust is the rarest currency.
Grifter and Mister Wax find themselves drawn into a web of secrets with C.C. Rendozzo, while Dolby and Garfield navigate a new arrangement with Halo—leaving Jack Marlowe and Ramon to wonder if the missing agent might be closer than they think, hiding in plain sight… in suburbia.
In "Pearl Necklace," Jack Marlowe and Garfield weigh the future of Halo as Grifter, Mister Wax, and C.C. Rendozzo make a risky move to seize Agent Orange—only to find their plan spirals into chaos. The tension crackles as old alliances are tested and secrets surface in a story where every choice carries weight.
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