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Wizard: The Comics Magazine#12
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- Published August 1992 by Wizard Entertainment; cover art by Jim Lee featuring the WildC.A.T.s cast.
- Contains a dedicated feature previewing the WildC.A.T.s — introducing Grifter (Cole Cash), Maul (Jeremy Stone), Spartan (Yohn Kohl), Void (Adrianna Tereshkova), Warblade (Reno Bryce), Zealot (Zannah), Lord Emp, and Voodoo (Priscilla Kitaen) — timed to the August 1992 debut of WildC.A.T.s: Covert Action Teams #1.
- Includes a Jim Lee interview conducted at the moment of his departure from Marvel and the launch of WildStorm Productions under Image Comics.
- Also includes a Jim Valentino interview, an article on Tundra Publishing Limited, a look at the characters of Batman: The Animated Series (which debuted October 1992), and Bart Sears' recurring 'Brutes & Babes' feature.
- Shipped in two editions: a polybagged version containing a Shadowhawk trading card (card #2 in the Wizard/Image Comics trading card series, featuring Jim Valentino's character) and an unpolybagged newsstand edition.
- Includes a pull-out centerfold poster.
- The WildC.A.T.s characters profiled here — co-created by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi — went on to anchor the Wildstorm Universe across multiple series, a TV animated show, toys, and a video game, before the entire imprint was acquired by DC Comics in 1999.
- WildC.A.T.s #1 itself was originally solicited as a 3-issue mini-series but proved popular enough to be extended to four issues and then an ongoing that ran 50 issues through 1998.
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