Hawksmoor
Amazing Spiderfan
I'm gonna do another poll; I'd like to know your favourite team, or gathering of heroes, and why you chose them. In any universe, under any publishing house, the only requirement is that there are 3 or more members (in order to make it a team rather than pair).
For me, it's Jim Lee's WildC.A.T.S. For those who don't know them, their members are:
Lord Emp (Kheran warlord)
Void (merging of a Kheran Orb of Power and a human)
Spartan (biosynthetic lifeform)
Maul (Gifted One - titanothrope)
Warblade (Gifted One - shaper)
Grifter (human - ex-military, exposed to GenFactor)
Zealot (Coda - Kheran warrior majestrix)
Voodoo (Gifted One - Kheran/Daemonite hybrid)
It's set in the Wildstorm universe, on a backdrop of an ancient war between two starfaring races, the Kherubim and Deamonites. Over 4000 years ago, a part of each crashed on Earth; the Kherans could breed with humans, creating Gifted Ones, while Daemonites could merely "possess" human hosts.
The team is fantastic, because they are dysfunctional on a level beyond all other teams I've seen, whilst having an enormously powerful common bond in their shared goal, even as they're divided by their beliefs, and cliques. All characters are unique, as are their working relationships, and very well-crafted. Chris Claremont's 3-parter, Gathering of Eagles, is one of the best story arcs I have EVER read.
For me, it's Jim Lee's WildC.A.T.S. For those who don't know them, their members are:
Lord Emp (Kheran warlord)
Void (merging of a Kheran Orb of Power and a human)
Spartan (biosynthetic lifeform)
Maul (Gifted One - titanothrope)
Warblade (Gifted One - shaper)
Grifter (human - ex-military, exposed to GenFactor)
Zealot (Coda - Kheran warrior majestrix)
Voodoo (Gifted One - Kheran/Daemonite hybrid)
It's set in the Wildstorm universe, on a backdrop of an ancient war between two starfaring races, the Kherubim and Deamonites. Over 4000 years ago, a part of each crashed on Earth; the Kherans could breed with humans, creating Gifted Ones, while Daemonites could merely "possess" human hosts.
The team is fantastic, because they are dysfunctional on a level beyond all other teams I've seen, whilst having an enormously powerful common bond in their shared goal, even as they're divided by their beliefs, and cliques. All characters are unique, as are their working relationships, and very well-crafted. Chris Claremont's 3-parter, Gathering of Eagles, is one of the best story arcs I have EVER read.
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