Wetworks 1

"There's a lot at stake here, people. This is what it's all about. So let's do the deed."

―Jackson Dane

"Wetworks"

Wetworks
Title:	"Wetworks"
Volume:	1
Number:	1
Cover price:	$1.95
Cover date:	June, 1994
Publisher:	Image Comics
Credits
Chief:	Bill Kaplan
Writers:	Whilce Portacio; Brandon Choi
Pencilers:	Whilce Portacio
Inkers:	Scott Williams; JD; Richard Johnson; John Tighe
Cover artists:	Whilce Portacio
Cover inker:	Scott Williams
Colorists:	Joe Chiodo; Martin Jimenez; Monica Bennett
Letterers:	Bill Oakley
Assistants:	Sarah Becker
Editors:	Bill Kaplan
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"Wetworks" is the untitled first issue of the first Wetworks ongoing comic book series published by Image Comics. It was plotted and illustrated by Whilce Portacio and written by Brandon Choi. Inks are by JD, Richard Johnson and John Tighe, with coloring by Joe Chiodo, assisted by Martin Jimenez and Monica Bennett. It was lettered by Bill Oakley. The story was edited by Bill Kaplan with Sarah Becker as assistant editor. This issue shipped with a June, 1994 cover date and carries a cover price of $1.95 per copy (US).

Appearances[]

Featured characters

Supporting characters

Villains

Minor characters

Organizations

Black Razors (Behind the scenes only)

Night Tribe

Vampire Nation
Beastmasters
House of Thom

Team 7

Wetworks

Races

Locations

International Operations Command Center

Items

Nanotech symbiotes

Vehicles

Powers

Miscellaneous

Notes & Trivia[]

Wetworks was created by writer and artist Whilce Portacio and artist Brandon Choi. They were originally published by Image Comics under their WildStorm Productions imprint. Later stories were published by DC Comics. They first appeared in WildC.A.T.s #2 in September, 1992.

This issue is reprinted in the Wetworks: Rebirth trade paperback collection.

This issue was originally intended as a three-issue limited series, but was then expanded into a regular ongoing series.

Initially, this title was slated to be part of the Image Comics starting line-up, but suffered delays due to the death of creator Whilce Portacio's sister. Portacio provides an editorial in this issue, commemorating his sister.