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	Wildstorm Continuum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Welcome to the Wildstorm Continuum, a site dedicated to recording and preserving the shared universe and continuity found in the pages of Wildstorm comic books.
		In the menus above you'll find issue summaries, character biographies, and a glossary of Wildstorm terms and concepts.
		No infrigement on these rights is intended nor should be inferred; intended for the non-commercial use of fans of the WildStorm Universe of titles.
	home.columbus.rr.com /davidstallard (164 words)

	WildStorm Productions information and related industry information from Hoover's (Site not responding. Last check: )
		An imprint of DC Comics, WildStorm publishes a variety of books including Ex Machina, GEN13, and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
		Former X-Men artist and current WildStorm editorial director Jim Lee started the company in 1992 when he and other fellow artists left Marvel to form the creator-owned firm, Image Comics (the third-largest comic company).
		DC bought WildStorm in 1998 and operates the imprint as its "action" line of comics.
	www.hoovers.com /wildstorm/--ID__112717--/free-co-factsheet.xhtml (361 words)

	gelatometti
		Johnny's been at WildStorm for a couple years now and is currently coloring upcoming WildStorm favorites, The Highwaymen and The Programme.
		When Oliver first came to WildStorm, he was inspired by the new relaunch and drew this reimagined Gen13 piece.
		I remember asking him about it once myself, before I started working at WildStorm, and he said whoever was persistent enough would eventually get a sketch.
	gelatometti2.blogspot.com (1336 words)

	Comic Pants » Wildstorm
		The book is a lot of fun, taking some of the intelligent mature readers superhero work that Joe Casey did, adding in some of Morrison’s trademark crazy ideas and layering it with traditional superhero icing in the form of Jim Lee’s artwork.
		In a book that had so much potential to do something different, all the story had to offer was a bland facsimile of an older book that didn’t have all that much going for it in the first place.
		Whether it was planned or by accident, The Boys seems, at least to me, to be Wildstorm’s answer to Marvel’s Civil War.
	comicpants.com /?cat=21 (585 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: A SNEAK PEEK AT WILDSTORM’S FUTURE
		a nine issue miniseries that sent Captain Atom from the DC Universe into the Wildstorm Universe.
		All of that in mind, we sat down with WildStorm Executive Editor Scott Dunbier to run down the full list of titles and roster of talent joining up for the various series and find out a little more just what is going on.
		The idea was to let Grant run with the concept and revitalize it in much the same way he did JLA, X-Men, and Superman.
	www.newsarama.com /Wildstorm2/preview/WS_Future.htm (1415 words)

	CBLDF - Press Releases: Wildstorm v. Aspen Battle Benefits CBLDF!
		Wildstorm’s Jim Lee, Ale Garza, Carlos D’anda, and Richard Friend faced off against Aspen’s Michael Turner, Marcus To, Koi Turnbull, and Micah Gunnell in the art battle of the year, all to benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.
		Originally waged throughout the Fall on Wildstorm's Gelatometti blog, this Iron Gelatomettista battle gave each artist one hour to belt out their best drawing of fan-favorite characters.
		He adds, “Having the guys here draw something in an hour and knowing that fans everywhere will get to choose their favorite is like being on stage in front of a big audience, plus there’s also that rush of adrenaline pushing them all the way.
	www.cbldf.org /pr/archives/000284.shtml (517 words)

	La Jolla Light - La Jolla's Source for Local News Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wildstorm's executive editor Scott Dunbier also cited the Village's cultural attractions as a key element of the Jewel's charm.
		While some of Wildstorm's talent is homegrown, the company still works with a number of the industry's leading artists, in countries all over the world.
		This year, Wildstorm was nominated for a number of awards, including the most prestigious title of Best Writer, in which Wildstorm gained three of the five nominations.
	www.lajollalight.com /2004/07/29/n040729comic.html (1895 words)

	Article 10: WildStorm In A Teacup
		WildStorm, the number three superhero universe, found its niche as an edgier imprint and until recently looked set to seize it.
		WildStorm said bollocks to conventional wisdom, and hired the glacially slow Art Adams, requiring a completely new storyline to fit in the extended gap before the next issue would be ready.
		The author grants permission for its reproduction and redistribution by private individuals on condition that the author and source of the article are clearly shown, no charge is made, and the whole article is reproduced intact, including this notice.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=161 (1558 words)

	iCOMICS - 9/1/98: Jim Lee's Wildstorm Jumps From Image to Warner Brothers
		Lee's Wildstorm (Aegis Entertainment) is responsible for such Image success stories as WildC.A.T.S., Divine Right and Gen 13, the new Cliffhanger titles including Danger Girl and Battle Chasers as well as the Homage Comics titles notably Astro City and Leave It To Chance.
		It is reported that Wildstorm titles will not carry the DC logo but no indication has been made as to where the titles would appear in Diamond Comics Distributor's catalog, Previews.
		While WildStorm will continue to produce titles under the Homage, Cliffhanger, and eponymous WildStorm imprints, they will also work on projects based on the world-famous DC characters as well as create new characters.
	www.icomics.com /100698_wildstorm.htm (1318 words)

	Has Trek been swept away by Wildstorm? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Since their acquisition by DC, the Wildstorm studio has continued to turn out some solid material marred only by their seeming inability to deliver anything on a set schedule.
		Wildstorm also has a lock on one of sci-fi's hottest television properties right now, the Sci-Fi Channel's FARSCAPE, which will debut with a two issue prestige series featuring all of the characters from the critically acclaimed TV show.
		Surprisingly, missing in action from the news of upcoming Wildstorm releases is STAR TREK, certainly one of the most venerable sci-fi names in pop culture.
	www.mania.com /28013.html (493 words)

	Status of the Wildstorm Universe - The CHUD.COM Message Boards
		The status quo of the Wildstorm universe is going to change again THIS Wednesday with the first of a four part series called Coup Detat.
		Right now Wildstorm is home to one of the best titles in comics - SLEEPER, and it's writer Ed Brubaker will be taking over The Authority with issue 12.
		I consider Planetary as much a part of the Wildstorm U. as much as Watchmen is part of the DCU, just depends on how you see things, I guess.
	www.chud.com /forums/showthread.php?t=57097 (574 words)

	Wildstorm Comic Wallpapers
		Cover art from Wildstorm's new futuristic series based on the moon, extra energy beams have been added on the side to complete the image.
		Fairchild in her jungle outfit after losing her bottoms, the backdrop is a green jungle pattern.
		The team from Wildstorms short lived futuristic series Defcon4 is featured here against a steel wall backdrop.
	www.compusmart.ab.ca /lglover/wildstorm/wildstorm.htm (560 words)

	emago media - web design & development (Site not responding. Last check: )
		WildStorm Productions is an imprint of DC Comics, 1999.
		The WildStorm Web site project was the first re-design for this international comic book publisher's site, known for its superficial hero titles.
		Based on original line art, the space city page and main hub was designed entirely using Flash and a noisy, vibrant, interactive city experience was created.
	www.emago.com /showcase/wildstorm.html (98 words)

	Harris joins Wildstorm, CrossGen Promotes from Within.
		DC Comics is pleased to announce that Bob Harras has joined WildStorm as Contributing Editor.
		Bob already has begun to develop several projects based in the WildStorm Universe, including the relaunch of GEN13, written by Chris Claremont, and a new project written by Jimmy Palmiotti.
		As for Bob's contribution to WildStorm, Jim adds, "It's good every now and then to have someone come in with an outside point of view and shake things up a little bit.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/85561/1 (485 words)

	Sequart.com News: WildStorm to Relaunch Entire Line
		WildStorm is preparing to relaunch its entire universe with major talent including Gail Simone, Grant Morrison, Mike Carey, Jim Lee, Talent Caldwell, and Whilce Portacio.
		But Jim Lee, creator of that universe, did confirm that the WildStorm Universe will not be merging with the DC Universe.
		WildStorm plans a line of three or four fantasy titles entitled “Storm and Sorcery” and that includes the previously announced new title Skye Runner.
	www.sequart.com /news/index.php?story=631 (1186 words)

	Wildstorm v. Aspen Battle Benefits CBLDF! » PopCultureShock
		Wildstorm's Jim Lee, Ale Garza, Carlos D'anda, and Richard Friend faced off against Aspen's Michael Turner, Marcus To, Koi Turnbull, and Micah Gunnell in the art battle of the year, all to benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.
		Originally waged throughout the Fall on Wildstorm's Gelatometti blog, this Iron Gelatomettista battle gave each artist one hour to belt out their best drawing of fan-favorite characters.
		He adds, "Having the guys here draw something in an hour and knowing that fans everywhere will get to choose their favorite is like being on stage in front of a big audience, plus there's also that rush of adrenaline pushing them all the way.
	popcultureshock.com /news.php?id=2698 (446 words)

	WildStorm Universe Comics Lab
		Here you will find a visual check-list of the titles in the WildStorm Universe (from WildStorm Productions, an Imprint of DC Comics), see here for coverage notes.
		The images are here as a tribute to work of the many writers, pencilers, inkers, letters, colorists, editors, and others involved in their creation and as a tool for other fans of the WildStorm Universe titles in tracking down those often-elusive issues.
		No infrigement on these rights is intended nor should be inferred; intended for the non-commercial use of fans of the WildStorm Universe of titles.
	www.mekulius.com /comics/index.htm (337 words)

	QCR Reviews: January '03 Wildstorm/Vertigo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I'm looking at the Wildstorm and Vertigo series this time, since they are both alike in the way they are both trying to change and grow from their roots.
		I didn't realize DC did things like that, but I guess they are trying to reach out to someone, given the low sales on these.
		The Wildstorm line has a few good books, but poor art choices or marketing errors has put them into a position that no one knows about them.
	home.earthlink.net /~jameswschee/wsvert.html (954 words)

	Comics Continuum
		The series will be written by Gail Simone and drawn by Talent Caldwell, with covers by Lee and original Gen13 artist J. Scott Campbell.
		Lee, who will be drawing the WildStorm launch of Wildcats to be written by Grant Morrison, said that Morrison will be a sort of creative director for the new books.
		Next is an arc in #17-20 dealing with a protest about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and how that impacts New York.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0508/05/wildstorm.htm (573 words)

	ICv2 News - Wildstorm Wins Robotech Comic License (Site not responding. Last check: )
		With the amazing success of retro/revival comic series like Dreamwave's Transformers, Top Cow's Battle of the Planets, and Wildstorm's Thunder Cats, it was only a matter of time before Robotech, that other fan favorite science fiction animated series of the 1980s, got its chance at a new comic book incarnation.
		Created by American anime pioneer Carl Macek from three different Macross anime series, Robotech was light years ahead of its animated competition on American TV in terms of complexity of storyline, depth of characterization, and coolness of the robots.
		A 1980s comic series from Comico basically provided comic book versions of the Robotech episodes, but the new Wildstorm comic will feature all new stories set in the period right before the action in the Robotech anime begins and additional storylines that fill in the gaps in the complicated Robotech/Macross continuity.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/1688.html (444 words)

	Wizard Entertainment
		Posted July 21, 2006 9:15 PM Jim Lee arrived late to the crowded stage of DCâs âWildstorm: Crossroadsâ panel in San Diego early Friday evening.
		Vice president and general manager Hank Kanalz moderated and narrated the slideshow, which showcased art from WildStormâs upcoming releases in 2006.
		He said he imagined the new series as a world where there is âa Spartan robot in every householdâ and âeveryone has their own personal superhero.â The series will launch in the aftermath of Captain Atom: Armageddon and be a major event for the WildStorm universe.
	www.wizarduniverse.com /magazine/wizard/001043173.cfm (717 words)

	WILDSTORM RESOURCE WIKI - WildStorm Resource
		Here you will find some information about the WildStorm Universe, chronicled in the comic books published by WildStorm Productions, an imprint of DC Comics.
		Studio: Here you will find the history of WildStorm Productions, as well as information about the creators involved in the making of our favorite comics.
		WildStorm Universe: Here you will find information about the geography, technology, and other information about the world of WildStorm.
	wildstormresource.wetpaint.com (513 words)

	Eye on Comics » Reviews - DC/Wildstorm
		Furthermore, I’ve been generally underwhelmed by Wildstorm’s relaunch event, “WorldStorm.”; So it was with some trepidation that I approached this debut issue.
		Fortunately, not only does Ennis come through with a compelling script that demonstrates a real appreciation of the title character, but the artwork by Chris Sprouse is thoroughly pleasing, albeit in an unusual way.
		And it marked the release of not one but two new titles from DC’s Wildstorm Productions. And not one but two new titles in the Wildstorm “WorldStorm”; line.
	www.eyeoncomics.com /?cat=7 (257 words)

	Zona Negativa » ReseÃ±as del Ayer: WILDSTORM SPOTLIGHT: MAJESTIC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Zona Negativa » ReseÃ±as del Ayer: WILDSTORM SPOTLIGHT: MAJESTIC
		Pues Sputnik, ese Majestic es el sÃmil de Superman versiÃ³n Wildstorm, que debutÃ³ en la serie de Wildcats de la mano de Jim Lee y otros autores y, posteriormente, en su propia serie (que se llegÃ³ a cruzar con Superman, incluso).
		Tradujo el cuento al universo de Wildstorm sin mucha pompa ni metiendo ningun toque personal.
	www.zonanegativa.com /?p=3611 (972 words)

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