Outside of Planetary, and the new Wildstorm book Ellis is currently

>>93710787
Point blank and Sleeper from Brubaker were pretty good.
There is also Ellis The Authority in case you haven't read it yet.

>>93710849
>There is also Ellis The Authority in case you haven't read it yet.
I forgot about that. I need to re-read it. What about WildCATS or Stormwatch?

Deathblow

>>93710787
Wildcats, ex machina, automatic Kafka, a god somewhere.

>>93711090
Ex Machina is Wildstorm? Is it canon with Planetary, Authority, etc?

>>93710873
>Stormwatch
Never read it myself but i heard Ellis run was good (you might start noticing a pattern here)

Also read A Man Called Kev and it's sequles by Garth Ennis.

Read Automatic Kafka.

>>93711120
No, neither are Automatic Kafka and A God Somewhere. For a time WS published original creator stories aside from main-line books.

Gen13 is just the best

Can we have a Wildstorm thread?
What is your favorite series?

>>93712176
From what little I've read of the WildStorm books, Planetary. Authority had cool ideas, but I wasn't a huge fan of the wanton use of vulgarity, and Ex Machina felt weird to me.

>>93711120
>>93711433

These few are really more like Vertigo books that had Wildstorm on them for some reason. I think Astro City and Arrowsmith, which are both excellent, are in that same boat.

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>>93710873
Ellis' Stormwatch was practically the prologue of Authority. The seeds were all there.
Yes it was fucking great.
>superhumans being used by govs as weapons
>a fully-militarized superhero force, down to different squads for different operations
>a futility of a not-Justice-League in the modern time
>the problems with superhumans being created by aliens

Also
>A man called Kev
>Dv8, aka super teens being hailed as gods in prehistoric time
>Anything by Ed Brubaker
>Astro City
>Ex Machina
>Arrowsmith, aka WW1 with mages and dragons and magical weapons of mass destruction
>Desolation Jones, written by Ellis, drawn by J.H. Williams III, what more do you need?
>Global Frequency
>Jenny Sparks: The Secret History of the Authority

>>93711433
Automatic Kafka IS tho. It featured the National Park Service from Casey's Wildcats run and the super-team returns in the Intimates, which is also a Wildstrom Universe book.

>>93710787
>dat pic
So what was the deal with the "Evil Fantastic Four" anyway?