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    WildC.A.T.S / X-Men #1

    WildC.A.T.S / X-Men » WildC.A.T.S / X-Men #1 - WildC.A.T.S / X-Men released by Image on December 1, 1998.

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    Taking place throughout time from World War II to the near future, WILDC.A.T.S/X-MEN is an adrenaline-filled adventure of extraterrestrial invasions and unholy alliances. In this epic volume, the super-powered mutants of the X-Men and the alien half-breed soldiers of the WildC.A.T.S combine forces to save the world from a series of global threats and inhuman terrors. Including appearances by the adamantium-clawed Wolverine, the female ninja Zealot, the telepathic Jean Grey, and the mercenary Grifter, this fast-paced book features battles against Nazi conquerors, bloodthirsty aliens, psychotic mutants, and planet-devouring invaders.

    Collects the four issue crossover mini-series of WildC.A.T.S and X-Men.

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    WildC.A.T.S / X-Men #1 - WildC.A.T.S / X-Men by silkcuts on October 18, 2010

    Wildstorm has always been an imprint that has hosted many of comics best talents.  This trade paperback is a great example of it.  Scott Lobdell, James Robinson, Warren Ellis as writers.  Travis Charest, Jim Lee and Adam Hughes are primary artist.  This is a book stacked with talent.  Travis Charest Verses Jim Lee Focusing on the four ages of "X-Men" timelines, we have the Golden Age, Silver Age, Modern Age and Dark Age.  The wildC.A.T.S. just happen to be present...

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