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Wildcats (comics)

The Wildcats, sometimes rendered WildCats or WildC.A.T.s, is a multimedia franchise based on a superhero team created by Jim Lee, an American comic book artist, and writer Brandon Choi. They published a comic in various formats from 1992 through 2022, which formed the basis for a television show, a line of toys, and a video game.

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Created by
Jim Lee Brandon Choi
Owners
WildStorm (Image Comics; after 1998: DC Comics)
Years
1992–2022

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Wildcats (comics)

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Wildcats (comics)

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Wildcats (comics) → Jim Lee Brandon Choi
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Wildcats (comics) → WildStorm (Image Comics; after 1998: DC Comics)
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Wildcats (comics) → 1992–2022

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Wildcats (comics)Created byJim Lee Brandon Choi1.00infobox
Wildcats (comics)OwnersWildStorm (Image Comics; after 1998: DC Comics)1.00infobox
Wildcats (comics)Years1992–20221.00infobox
Travis Charestinstance offeatured work by comics creators0.80text
Chris Claremontinstance offeatured work by comics creators0.80text
James Robinsoninstance offeatured work by comics creators0.80text
Alan Mooreinstance offeatured work by comics creators0.80text
taking on a new partnerinstance ofHis C.O. often forcing him into undergoing demeaning and/or aggravating tasks0.80text
Jeremyinstance ofA team which would later be adjourned by former WildC.A.T.s mainstays0.80text
Renoinstance ofA team which would later be adjourned by former WildC.A.T.s mainstays0.80text
Priscilla while battling the mutated human forces of the Brotherhood of the Sword.Nemesisinstance ofA team which would later be adjourned by former WildC.A.T.s mainstays0.80text

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