Warren Ellis

Tom Raney

The UN-sanctioned emergency security force StormWatch--consisting of speechless psychotic Rose Tatoo, alcoholic Jenny Sparks, and multiple-abductee Jack Hawksmoor--battle racist police officers, conspirators, and terrorists.

Force of Nature

Jim Lee

Originally conceived as a global crisis intervention team, StormWatch is transformed into a proactive strike force by its leader, Weatherman Henry Bendix, who recruits Rose Tattoo, Jack Hawksmoor, and Jenny Sparks to the group.

Stormwatch

Sans

Lots of icky moments but Ellis did a good job of making sure the reader gets to know the characters slowly throughout the book. I wish we learned more about Rose Tattoo and Jack Hawksmoor. Maybe in the next volume? This also gave me the creeps on a social awareness scale. At the time this was written, there were a lot of changes happening in the government and the United States in general. Those changes are surging again in our current political climate and it makes me ill to think we're repeating history so soon.

"Originally published in single magazine form in Stormwatch Vol. 1 48-50 and Stormwatch Vol. 2 1-11."

The second series was much better than the first. I liked reading this and look forward to The Authority next.

Bryan Hitch

Presents the adventures of StormWatch, a UN-sanctioned emergency security force consisting of speechless psychotic Rose Tatoo, alcoholic Jenny Sparks, and multiple-abductee Jack Hawksmoor.

StormWatch

Ian Betteridge

The Aliens from the successful motion pictures have infested the Skywatch headquarters and it will take some of WildStorm's most powerful heroes to stop the infestation. A Graphic Novel. Original.

Final Orbit

Magnus Dahl

Sean McGilvray

Offers the story of how the one-hundred-year-old electric woman, Jenny Sparks, finds herself aligned with StormWatch--The United Nations Special Crisis Intervention Team.

Force of Nature

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