Wildcats
Wildstorm Comics.
WildC.A.T.s
Covert Action Teams (1-4; w Jim Lee & Brandon Choi; a Jim Lee &
Scott Williams).
WildC.A.T.S./Cyberforce: Killer Instinct (5-7, Cyberforce 1-3; w Jim Lee, Marc Silvestri, Brandon Choi and Eric Silvestri; a Lee, Scott Williams and Marc Silvestri). [From DC Comics: When the WildC.A.T.s are dispatched to Gamoora Island to neutralize a Daemonite threat, they uncover an evil plot whose threads intertwine the shadowed past of one of their own, it be the mysterious woman they each once loved… Misery? And will their teammates discover her hidden agenda before they destroy each other?! Following the tremendous success of both WildC.A.T.s and Cyberforce mini-series, Jim Lee and Marc Silvestri prepared to launch both books as on-going titles. What better way to make a splash than a cross-over that would not only show both teams fight against and alongside each other, but better yet, give both powerhouse artists the chance to draw each other's characters! The result has been collected in this volume and features every eye-popping page and cover... including the quadruple spreads from WildC.A.T.s #5!] 
A Gathering of Eagles (10-13; w Chris Claremont; a Jim Lee &
Scott Williams). [From DC Comics: The classic story
from WildC.A.T.s #10-12 that introduced Chris Claremont's Huntsman! When
a Raksha spaceship crashes on Earth, it sets off a chain of events that
involves the C.A.T.s, Alabaster Wu, the Troika, the beautiful and murderous
Tapestry, Soldier, Savant, Majestic and the charismatic and dangerous Huntsman!
] 
Alan Moore: The Complete WildCATS (21-34, story from 50; w Alan Moore; a Travis Charest, Mat Broome, Ryan Benjamin, et al.). [From DC Comics: Alan Moore is considered by many to be the finest comics writer of the last quarter century. His standout achievements in the medium include WATCHMEN, V FOR VENDETTA, THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN, and From Hell. Now Moore’s defining run on WildC.A.T.s is collected into a single volume, collecting WILDC.A.T.S. #21-34, plus a story from issue #50, featuring the impressive art of Travis Charest and other fine artists who provide breathtaking visuals.
Alan Moore took the WILDC.A.T.S back to their roots and stirred up the WildStorm Universe considerably, creating a perfect starting point for catching up the flagship WildStorm superhero team. It’s a tale filled with unsettling revelations and gripping drama — and the introduction of one of WildStorm’s great villains: Tao!] 
Homecoming
(21-27; w Alan Moore; a Travis Charest et al.). [From
DC Comics: The WildC.A.T.s go their separate ways. On Khera, Emp and
the better part of the team explore the wonders and dangers of their ancestral
homeland, while on Earth, Savant and Majestic scramble for order amid the
shattered pieces the WildC.A.T.s left behind. Khera: Zealot and Emp lose
themselves in dreams of the past, blind to the deadly political intrigues
that imperial them both. Maul, WarBlade and Voodoo unlock the secrets of
their forefathers, discovering thrilling new powers and painful old sorrows.
In search of The Promised Land, the WildC.A.T.s are caught unawares by the
ugliness that lurks beneath the gleaming surface of Khera. Earth: Savant
uses blackmail and torture to recruit an unstable new WildC.A.T.s team,
even as Majestic mourns the death of the heroic ideal. Tao, the mentally
enhanced test tube creation of Optigen geneticists, beguiles and bewilders
his teammates with his mind-bending manipulative powers. The new WildC.A.T.s
take the offensive against crime, never suspecting the backlash to come.] Replaced by Alan Moore: The Complete WildCATS above.
Gang
War (28-34; w Alan Moore; a Travis Charest et al.).
[From DC Comics: The old and new WildC.A.T.s reunite on Earth, only
to splinter once more. Disillusioned and dispirited, the newly arrived Kheran
contingent turn their thoughts toward lives beyond the team. Old comrades
in need call them to the mysterious island of Gamorra, and a battle against
a ruthless alien conqueror awaits them on the moon. The new WildC.A.T.s'
war on crime rages on, engulfing New York in violence. Savant and Majestic
rally their raw recruits, never suspecting that they, their allies, and
their enemies are only the playthings of a diabolical mastermind who is
toying mercilessly with them all.] Replaced by Alan Moore: The Complete WildCATS above. 
1
Street Smart (1-6; w Scott Lobdell, Joe Casey; a Travis Charest &
Richard Friend, Brian Hitch & Paul Neary; et al.). [From
DC Comics: Once upon a time they were a Covert Action Team, now they
are simply Wildcats who have gone their separate ways. The mercenary Grifter
has returned to his former life as a freelance solider-for-hire, eking out
a living, and having a ball doing what he does best. Until, that is, one
dangerous mission unexpectedly reunites him with the last two people he
wants to see—former teammates Spartan and Emp. Their story unfolds,
along with that of Voodoo, Maul, Warblade, and the rest of the team formerly
known as WildC.A.T.s, in a gripping tale of action and intrigue, loyalty
and betrayal, and, ultimately, of what it really means to be a hero.]
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Vicious Circles (8-13; w Joe Casey; a Sean Phillips).
[From DC Comics: They are soldiers without a war, facing threats
from the towering spires of Manhattan to the seedy underbelly of Vegas…
from the boardrooms of downtown L.A. to the hidden realities within our
own subconscious minds. Now, the past returns to haunt them in the guise
of an immortal psychotic named Kenyan. And in the end, the WildCats will
forfeit one of their own in a final confrontation.] 
3
Serial Boxes (14-19; w Joe Casey; a Sean Phillips).
[From DC Comics: A super-serial killer is on the loose and he's hell-bent
on killing Jacob Marlowe over a decades-old blood feud. The bodies pile
up as Samuel Smith, the man with the laser eyes, crisscrosses the country
in a bloody search for his intended victim, leaving scores of unrelated
Marlowes lying in the dust. But after discovering Jacob has died, Smith
turns his deadly attentions to Spartan, Marlowe's replacement as head of
the Halo Corporation and the Wildcats, and anyone unlucky enough to get
caught in the crossfire had better run for cover! The second volume of Joe
Casey's and Sean Phillips's acclaimed run on Wildcats takes Grifter, Spartan,
Voodoo, and the rest of the team on a vicious joyride to places they've
never been before—now if only they can fight their way back]
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Battery Park (20-28; w Joe Casey; a Sean Phillips, Steve Dillon).
[From DC Comics: Following the devastating attacks by the psychotic
Samuel Smith—attacks that left Priscilla Kitaen crippled, Jeremy Stone
nearly blind, and Smith dead - the remains of the Wildcats must rely on
one another as never before. But while Jeremy and Grifter deal with the
threat of shadowy government agents (as well as a ghost or two from the
past), the entire team must face an enemy within—one that could undo
everything that they have worked for. In this final volume of their Wildcats
2.0 collaboration, writer Joe Casey and artist Sean Phillips are joined
by guest artist Steve Dillon for a story of unexpected hope, merciless betrayal,
and surprising redemption.] 
1
Brand Building (1-6; w Joe Casey; a Dustin Nguyen & Richard Friend).
[From DC Comics: All great companies begin with a single idea. Make
a better refrigerator. Design a better running shoe. Bring wireless communication
to the masses. Change the world. The HALO Corporation is out to change the
world in a whole new way. The vision of CEO Jack Marlowe (the android warrior
formerly known as Spartan) is one of global harmony through consumerism,
and he's got agents from every area of influence to help him achieve it.
From NPS Agent Wax to underworld power broker C.C. Rendozzo to gunslinger-for-hire
Grifter, Marlowe's campaign to make HALO a household name begins in this
collection of issues #1-6 of Wildcats Version 3.0. While Marlowe taps into
an otherworldly source of unlimited power to package and sell to the masses,
the search for a missing FBI Agent becomes a nationwide hunt that leads
to the dark heart of suburban America.] Old Book of the Week 8/24/05: The third series of Wildcats was truly a new beginning; you didn't have to know the previous versions to figure out what's going on. And what's going on is very interesting and different: where the Authority wants to make a better world through brute force, Spartan of the Wildcats, now the owner of a huge conglomerate, wants to improve it through market forces. This is strange, subversive stuff, and it's unfortunate that writer Joe Casey and artist Dustin Nguyen weren't able to bring it to a conclusion.
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Full Disclosure (7-12; w Joe Casey; a Dustin Nguyen & Richard Friend).
[From DC Comics: The sprawling saga of the Wildcats continues with
WILDCATS VERSION 3.0: FULL DISCLOSURE, collecting issues #7-12 of the critically
acclaimed series. Writer Joe Casey and artists Dustin Nguyen and Richard
Friend continue the corporate intrigue and human drama involving Jack Marlowe's
machinations to place the ever-growing Halo Corporation at the forefront
of global culture. Meanwhile, Cole Cash drafts accountant Edwin Dolby as
his gun-toting successor!] 
Coup
d'État (4-issue mini with issues for Authority [w Robbie Morrison;
a Whilce Portacio], Sleeper [w Ed Brubaker; a Jim Lee], Stormwatch [w Micah
Ian Wright; a Carlos d'Anda], and Wildcats [w Joe Casey; a Alé Garza]).
[From DC Comics: Tao has tricked the U.S. government into committing
an interdimensional atrocity, and only the Authority can save the planet!
The crossover event that brought the Eye of the Storm universe to its knees
is now available as a trade paperback that collects Coup D’état:
The Authority, Coup D’état: Stormwatch, Coup D’état:
Wildcats and Coup D’état: Sleeper. As an added bonus, this 112-page
volume also includes pinups that appeared in Coup D’état: Afterword.
When The Authority decides to take control of the situation — and the
world — their actions send out shock waves that shake the foundation
of the Eye of the Storm universe. Can Stormwatch: Team Achilles and the
Wildcats coexist with the Authority under the new status quo?] 
Grifter/Midnighter (6-issue mini; w Chuck Dixon; a Ryan Benjamin). [From DC Comics: Grifter and Midnighter - two of the WildStorm Universe's titans - come together in this explosive volume collecting the miniseries by Chuck Dixon (Nightwing, Detective Comics) and Ryan Benjamin (TEEN TITANS)! These desperate, burned out, hair-trigger bad boys are set on a collision course that will either save the planet?or destroy it.] 1/9/08 
Grifter/Shi: Final Rites (2-issue mini; w Brandon Choi & Peter
Gutierrez; a Jim Lee, Travis Charest, Ryan Benjamin. Billy Tucci, Jamal
Ingle). Apparently available only as a limited-edition hardcover.
JLA/WildCATS
(DC Comics; one-shot; w Grant Morrison; a Val Semeiks).
[From DC Comics: Epoch, the Lord of Time, with stolen 41st Century
weapons and armor, leads the JLA on a chase across time and space, stranding
them in Earth's past. The Leaguers attempt to fix their damaged time-cube
in hopes of preventing the impending conquest of the Earth, but instead
find themselves in the Wildstorm Universe, face-to-face with the WildCATs.]
Ladytron (One-shot; w Joe Casey; a Joe Rubinstein, Jason Johnson, Mark Irwin, Luke Rizzo, Juan Vlasco, Mark McKenna, Eric Canete, Arthur Nicols). [From DC Comics: Not your typical chick… She'll chug a can of 40 weight, tear off a limb and beat you senseless with it. And that's if she likes you… She's Maxine Manchester, a.k.a. Ladytron from Wildcats… and she's got an itch that needs to be scratched. See how her whole, miserable life got started... from girls' school troublemaker to crime spree vixen to cyborg psychopath. Just the kinda girl you'd bring home to Mom...if you wanted Mom dead.] 
Nemesis
(9-issue mini; w Robbie Morrison; a Talent Caldwell, Horacio Domingues, Andy Smith, Matt "Batt" Banning).
[From DC Comics: A stunning new volume collecting the exciting 9-issue miniseries chronicling the life and adventures of Charis Adrastrea as she becomes Nemesis - the only warrior who can strike fear and hatred into the hearts of Zealot and her Coda sisters!] 
Trilogy (3-issue mini; w Brandon Choi & Dafydd Wyn; a Jae Lee).
Voodoo:
Dancing in the Dark (4-issue mini; w Alan Moore; a Michael Lopez, Al
Rio) . [From DC Comics: A hot time in New Orleans
was the last thing she wanted. On leave from the super-powered company of
WildC.A.T.s, Voodoo just needed a break from saving the world. The Big Easy
had other plans. There's some bad mojo floating around this town, strange
visions and apparitions haunt our heroine from the day she arrives. More
troublesome are the exotic dancers that turn up dead every other day. No
doubt Voodoo will find herself caught up in the mystery; with a name like
hers there's not much of a choice.] 
WildCATS/X-Men
(4-issue mini; w Scott Lobdell, James Robinson, Warren Ellis; a Travis Charest,
Jim Lee & Scott Williams, Adam Hughes & Mark Farmer, Matt Broome
& Sean Parsons). [From DC Comics: The X-Men.
Cast by ignorance and fear out of the society they defend, these super-powered
mutants fight for a better world. The WildC.A.T.s. Alien, human, and crossbreed
soldiers in an interplanetary war, they battle the Daemonites for the freedom
of Earth and the glory of Khera. Highly individual heroes, each with every
different motivations. Again and again, across time and space, fate call
upon them all to settle their differences, combine their strengths, and
rescue a world in need. The Golden Age. In World War II Europe, Zealot—a
cold and deadly Cod beauty—and Wolverine—a Canadian agent with
a tough hide, a keen nose, and a smart mouth—stand together against
Daemonite-Nazi conquerors and their bloodthirsty alien queen. The Silver
Age. Young hotblood Grifter and gorgeous Marvel Girl flirt with romance
and danger as they shoot and psi-blast their way through an army of planet-devouring
Daemonite-Brood hybrids! The Modern Age. The Hellfire Club's power-hungry
and eccentric Blair Cameron offers WildC.A.T.s leader Emp and a fledgling
mutant boy as a sacrifice to his personal demon! The Dark Age. In the distant
future, the superheroes of Earth find themselves prisoners in a world poisoned
by their presence. In a selfless effort to save humanity, they make the
ultimate sacrifice—themselves.] Majestic
Mr. Majestic (Mr. Majestic 1-6, Wildstorm Spotlight 1; w Joe Casey, Brian Holguin, Alan Moore; a Ed McGuinness, Carlos D'Anda). [From DC Comics: WildStorms' most powerful hero soars to unimaginable hieghts in this collection of stories from the brilliant series by Joe Casey, Brian Holguin and Ed McGuinness. In six mind-boggling tales, Mr. Majestic rearranges the solar system, repairs a temporal anomaly, gains a son, halts an intergalactic prison break, and meets the Ultravixens. Fast and funny and unexpectedly moving, these adventures are guaranteed to make you remember why you loved superheroes in the first place. Bonus! In addition, this volume contains a rarely-seen tale of Mr. Majestic at the end of time, written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Carlos D'Anda.] 
Strange New Visitor (4-issue mini, Action Comics 811, Adventures of Superman 624, Superman 201; w Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning; a Karl Kerschl). [From DC Comics: Superman is missing, leaving the city of Metropolis without a hero! But wait - look up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane, it's… Majestic One. of the most powerful heroes of the WildStorm Universe somehow finds himself in the DC Universe - and even with his brilliant mind he isn't quite sure hoe he got here or how to get back home. Can Lord Majestros of Khera hope to fill the shoes of the Man of Steel? Does he even care to? This Strange New Visitor is set to save humanity his own unique way, whether other heroes like it or not. And with the Eradicator hot on his trail, Majestic must find his way ack to his own universe!] 
1 While You Were Out (1-7; w Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning; a Neil Googe, Juan Santacruz, Trevor Scott). [From DC Comics: After spending a year on a parallel Earth, Majestic returns home to find a deserted planet, devoid of all human and animal life, with empty cities rising like abandoned monuments of a bygone civilization. Now he must traverse the abyss of interstellar space, doggedly tracking an alien race that has stolen every person on our Earth. And woe unto them when WildStorm's mightiest hero finally catches those responsible! As an extra bonus, special guest stars Superman and Eradicator join Majestic in the first chapter.] 
2 Meanwhile, Back on Earth... (8-12; w Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning; a Neil Googe, Georges Jeanty, Trevor Scott). [From DC Comics: Sinister forces are trying to take over the most devastating piece of technology yet: a planet-shaper that could transform Earth from the inside out!] 
3 The Final Cut (13-17 + story from Wilstorm Winter Special; w Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning; a Neil Googe, Diego Olmos, Kevin West). [From DC Comics: Majestic makes his last stand to save the Earth! As the battle for possession of the Planet Engine heats up, Majestic must stand against an overwhelming enemy in a battle for their adopted planet!] 