Wildstorm

( Often written Wildstorm ) Wildstorm Productions, or shortly Wildstorm, was an American comic book publisher.

History

Wildstorm was at its inception in 1992, a studio at Image Comics, but belonged since 1999 to DC Comics. The publishing house was founded by Jim Lee, who derived the name of his comic series WildC.ATS and Stormwatch. DC intended soon to incorporate the Wildstorm characters in his universe, which was conducted in the wake of Infinite Crisis ( 2005/2006). The Wildstorm stories played in the following in the DC Multiverse on Earth - 50th In December 2010, Wildstorm imprint was dissolved as of DC Comics. During the reboot of the DC Universe in 2011 (The New 52 ) was the merging on an Earth with the known DC heroes (such as Batman and Superman ).

Title

Wildstorm published ordinary American comics, but also had the license for titles of movies and esp. computer games, so a wide range has been covered. The main fictional universe ( Wildstorm Universe ) harbored typical superhero with different stories. Frequently published series about superheroes groupings (eg WildC.ATS ) and rarely by individual characters (eg Midnighter ). The following are some of the better known in the German speaking series and their label affiliation are listed by years within wild stream.

Wildstorm Universe:

  • The Authority
  • Gen ¹ ³
  • Midnighter
  • Planetary
  • Sleeper
  • Stormwatch
  • WildC.A.T.s

Other series:

  • Astro City (1995 - 2004 Homage Comics, 2004 - 2010 Wildstorm Signature Series )
  • Battle Chasers (1998 - 2001 Cliff Hanger)
  • Crimson (1998 - 2001 Cliff Hanger)
  • Danger Girl (1998 - 2004 cliffhanger 2004 - 2010 Wildstorm Signature Series )
  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (1999 - 2007 America's Best Comics, filming as The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen 2003)
  • Ex Machina (2004 - 2010 Wildstorm Signature Series )
  • Heroes (2007 - 2008 licensed title; television series Heroes 2006 - 2010)
  • Mega Tokyo (2006 - 2010 CMX)
  • RED (2003 - 2004 Homage comics, film as RED - Older, hardener, 2010, and Better RED 2, 2013)
  • Star Trek (1999 - 2002 licensed title; television series Star Trek since 1966)
  • Tom Strong (1999 - 2006 America's Best Comics )
  • World of Warcraft (2008 - 2010 licensed titles, computer game Warcraft series since 1994)
Multiverse (DC Comics) German language Wildcats (comics) Ex Machina (comics) Heroes (TV series) Red 2 (film)
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