Jim Lee Interview about the Wild C.A.T.s 90's cartoon.

[@powerstationw]

70% of the 90's moments i remember are due to this guy's art.

[@willordordona5429]

This needs to be continued or rebooted

[@WildstormAddiction]

still love the 90s cheese of this cartoon!

[@andyapsay8220]

Jim Lee is just a smart dude!

[@jasontuttle7930]

And omg the best art ugh....I miss it over the Japanese art craze that's of late.

[@briguy_81]

I wish he had never sold Wildstorm to DC. These characters resonate more when they are not constantly confronted by the DC universe stuff.

[@josephadorno92]

Grifter was the most popular, but the best characters with potential to carry the book further were Zealot and Voodoo. Chris Claremont did a neat arc with Zealot and Alan Moore did a whole mini-series about Voodoo.

[@ixisinvestigator6009]

my favorite cartoon

[@A1ml33y]

I wish we could have had a Gen 13 animated series And Stormwatch. I still wish we had a Wildstorm animated Universe today in 2024. Like James Gunn should make that happen

[@demcrusher7086]

He needs to bring them back!! And draw them HIMSELF! 👍

[@emmittluckey8570]

They were 😎 cool. I like the theme song. The should reboot them.

[@fernandoorozco5968]

image comic bring back please

[@samirhasanovic2773]

Dc ned the give chance to wild c.a.t.s the story and cartton is amazing

[@enminghee2926]

I often wonder how much Asian martial arts fiction influenced Jim. His heroes feel a bit different from those of both DC and Marvel esp. in the way that teams matter as much or more than individuals etc.

[@stackbundles2663]

Why is Lord Emp 3 foot 6

[@jasontuttle7930]

Height is measured by ones ability to bring together the awesome that is....W.I.L....

[@Luxebarbie]

what is the inspiration for voodoo?

[@pillar81]

Brandon Choi AKA the luckiest man in comics. I didn't really notice until recently but his writing was no bueno. Rambling dialog while not saying a damn thing.

[@jaredgarcia8638]

Well to be fair, back in the 90s the art sold first, story almost became an afterthought. So were things when Image first debuted

[@josephadorno92]

The comics made a big leap in writing quality when Jim hired real writers to write scripts for the book: Chris Claremont for 4 issues, James Robinson for 6 issues, then Alan Moore for a big 15 issue run.

[@leekaisheongjames89]

Can i ask, where is BRANDON CHOI now?

[@Able406]

Been wondering this as well

[@Luxebarbie]

Lol Voodoo had to be toned down sexually