Spinning off from the pages of Batman comes a senses-shattering new series! The HALO Corporation has gathered a motley crew of operatives, led by Cole Grifter Cash, who are going to make the world a better place...no matter who they have to kill! Working in the shadows of the DC Universe, this new covert team has been tasked with gathering an elite group of scientists for the first phase of their plan...but the Cats' mysterious leader, Void, might have other plans!
WildCATS #1 is a hit out of the gate. The characters are varied, standing out from each other. There are some fun ways the team's targets have infiltrated the DCU. I look forward to seeing who else they've corrupted and what happens when they have run-ins with other heroes. This issue was fun and a sheer blast to read. Read Full Review
Segovia creates some great art in the issue. The action is thrilling and the characters and their designs are fantastic. Read Full Review
Thirty years after the meteoric rise to the peak of comic stardom comes this all new series breathing life into this cast of characters that have been unfortunately shelved for the majority of the last decade. DC seems committed to making them work, especially since Jim Lee, the WildCats creator, is the current DC publisher. Rosenbergs first issue has given us a taste of what to expect, but theres something lacking here that just made it feel left behind, or an afterthought. Read Full Review
In the end, it's not often readers get to spend time with Grifter anymore. Outside of this, it's only been Batman: Urban Legends and his recent appearance in DC vs. Vampires. Plus, this is just a limited series. I'm more than happy to see if the colors become a non-issue for me over the next couple issues while taking in a strong line artist and a writer who handles the main character so well. Read Full Review
All the pieces here are familiar, but this first issue was entertaining enough that I'm looking forward to seeing more. Read Full Review
WildC.A.T.s #1 is a fun debut that shows off a lot of potential. It brings back the nostalgia a bit but also does a good job of integrating this world into the ongoing DC Universe. It has me wanting to see more and even with this being a limited series, here's hoping we do. Read Full Review
A solid start that promises this comic is going to be a surprisingly fun read, with solid character work, storytelling, and art. Read Full Review
The WildC.A.T.s are back. A little less covert, but just as wild. Read Full Review
WildC.A.T.s #1 is a solid start. I'm looking forward to seeing where Segovia and Rosenberg take things. Read Full Review
A solid start for Wildstorm's latest return. Read Full Review
WildC.A.T.s #1 captures the voice of the original characters. Still, the mission makes little sense, no stakes or urgency are established, the art is mildly better than average (except for a horrible Grifter redesign), and the whole issue fails to grab you on any level. Read Full Review
Perfect start to the return of these characters! Can't wait to see what's next!
This was W I L D , no pun intended. What a great proper reintroduction to these amazing characters.
I admit I've not read wildcats since the first series back in the 90's, but this seems pretty fun. I remember death blow as well but never knew he was on this team. I usually don't enjoy Rosenberg's stuff but I think this title is well suited to him. Looking forward to the next issue.
This was fun. I enjoyed this. Whatever happened to Maul?
I liked DC vs Vampires and All-Out War, I have all the issues so I figured this should be good since Matthew Rosenburg wrote it. Nope, garbage, no idea what is going on here. Lame art, writing is atrocious. The next issue sucks just as much.
Such a confusing start to what is bound to be Mathew Rosenberg's latest bomb!
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