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Anyways. If anybody who's already read Wildcats, Stormwatch, and the Authority wants to expand their WS knowledge, here are some off the dome suggestions:

Gen13 (& related materials, especially Gen13: Ordinary Heroes. Genuinely the best thing Wildstorm ever put out.)

DV8. Yes, really. Read Gen: Active also, it wraps up the story. Then Gods and Monsters.

Deathblow. Kind of weird at times but has a very solid story and knows how to wrap itself up.

Backlash and all follow-up series. Jodi and Taboo are two of my favorite characters and I adore them dearly.

There's a bunch of other stuff especially in the realm of, like, minis and short-lived series, but those are the main 4.

#lj.txt #wildstorm #gen13 #dv8 #deathblow #backlash #gen 13

April 4, 2004

“we love life”

Texas was sex. Dallas being the most amazing. Its hot down here. We played with a band called DV8, this really young band (13-15). They were rad. The bassists bass was bigger than him. Me and some rad kids in arkansas, they were starry-eyed and made me tongue tied. I’ve been writing a lot lately. All my old charms and curses are back in full swing. I can’t wait to get home. Well take these hearts and rename them dangerous and invincible. Well make them too hard to break.

Peterpan

#pete wentz #fall out boy #dv8 #livejournal #april 4 2004

The first issue of Gen Active was published with a cover date of May 2000. In the "Iced" section, Jodi Slayton used the identity of Jet for the first time and Cryo-Genie (Jean Thaw) was introduced. The Jet persona and Cryo-Genie were created by Dan Abnett, Andy Landing, and Dustin Nguyen. Baum also died in that section. In the "Fish Head" section Mario Marquis and Sedan Deville (and died) were introduced, created by Bed Raab and Bryan Hitch. ("Nature vs Nurture", "Iced", "Fish Head", Gen Active 1, DC/Wildstorm Comic Event)