Waller vs. Wildstorm

In the early 1980s, Jackson King suspects Adeline Kane of engineering horrors overseas, and Amanda Waller has her own ideas about how metahumans can serve their country. This collection collects Waller vs. Wildstorm #1-4, celebrating WildStorm's legacy of espionage-flavored superhero morality plays.

Format: Hardback
Length: 152 pages
Publication date: 30 January 2024
Publisher: DC Comics

In the early 1980s, amidst the lingering Cold War, a new conflict emerges within the enigmatic intelligence agency Checkmate. As the face of the agency, Jackson King, also known as the armored Battalion, a former leader of Stormwatch and a symbol of American strength, has long harbored suspicions that Adeline Kane, the cunning mastermind behind the scenes, is engaged in nefarious activities abroad. These activities involve orchestrating horrifying events that defy King's unwavering belief in serving one's country with honor, dignity, and a long life.

However, King remains unaware of Kane's most formidable ally yet—a young and ambitious woman named Amanda Waller. Waller possesses her own vision for how metahumans can best serve their country, one that does not prioritize honor, dignity, or longevity. She has assembled a team of skilled individuals, including national security reporter Spencer Ackerman, comics and video game writer Evan Narcisse, and a diverse array of top artists, to celebrate the legacy of WildStorm, a renowned publisher known for its espionage-themed superhero morality plays.

Within this captivating narrative, Stormwatch finds itself pitted against the deadliest adversaries in the DC Universe, including the formidable Deathstroke himself. Collecting the thrilling issues #1-4 of "Waller vs. WildStorm," this collection offers readers a glimpse into the intricate world of espionage, where moral dilemmas, secrets, and high-stakes actions unfold. It serves as a tribute to the rich storytelling and iconic characters that have made WildStorm a beloved part of the comic book landscape.

Weight: 644g
Dimension: 223 x 284 x 14 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781779517517