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Sep 25, 2026

Shawn MarekHOST
0:44
And he's like, I'm a plomb.
Shawn MarekHOST
0:47
Probably lives in the Wildstorm universe.
Shawn MarekHOST
0:49
Oh, yeah.
Shawn MarekHOST
0:49
100%.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:11
Like it was Jim Lee coming off of 6 million issues sold on X-Men to go and do his comic.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:17
You know what I mean? To do Wild, Wild Storm was the first one.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:20
Yeah.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:21
Wild Storm.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:22
To go and do Wild Storm, Wildcats.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:23
That's right.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
47:23
Yeah.
Rob LiefeldHOST
62:17
Jim Lee had been dormant for five years.
Rob LiefeldHOST
62:19
For those of you who don't know, once Jim sold WildStorm...
Rob LiefeldHOST
62:23
There's no opinion in what I'm about to tell you.
Rob LiefeldHOST
62:24
This is just hard fact.
MarvinHOST
4:23
Much
AlexHOST
4:24
like what Wildstorm Michael Cray was, where a man from Wildstorm got brought in to take down the Evil Justice League.
AlexHOST
4:31
That's interesting.
MarvinHOST
4:32
And how about we, you know, lie Cyclops, be the vampire hunter.
James GrahamHOST
0:05
What's going on, everybody? This is James Graham, Massive Facts Boys, and you are here for another episode of the Facts Project podcast.
James GrahamHOST
0:10
Today, I have a very, very special guest, Spencer Ackman, here, a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter, as well as the author of a few comic books, as well as Waller vs. Wildstorm, and his current Iron Man run that was done for Marvel Comics.
James GrahamHOST
0:26
I appreciate you being here, sir.
James GrahamHOST
0:27
Thank you.

8 MINS LATER

James GrahamHOST
8:33
You
Spencer AckermanGUEST
8:33
know, what would, what would, what would that story be like? So, There's never been a time even long before I even harbored ambitions about writing comics where I didn't think, how can I apply this journalism into a kind of superhero context? And, you know, with Wilder vs.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
9:00
Wildstorm, which was my first entry into comics, which I did for DC Black Label, my friend and co-writer Evan Narciss and our amazing artist Jesus Marino, I sort of... took a period in history that I was too young to report on, the late Cold War, and tried to tell a story about American power on the rise and the seeds of its downfall through that book.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
9:35
And that kind of gave me a bit of a sense of like, maybe I really can do this.
AnneHOST
17:37
I j- I don't know what to tell you.
AnneHOST
17:38
Uh, [laughs] bringing the WildStorm stuff into the DC Universe, great, cool.
AnneHOST
17:44
We...
AnneHOST
17:45
They're like, "We got Superman, Batman at home, but yeah, but we got gay Batman and Superman we could give you.

14 MINS LATER

DallasHOST
31:36
No scenes.
DallasHOST
31:37
No. We're a story without scenes."
AnneHOST
31:40
So the more and more you think about it and put it in the context of this was set up to the New 52, there are so many moments in this book where it's like this is clearly here to just remind people of these characters they want to use in the future, like the inclusion of the WildStorm characters, the random fuck-ass nobodies that show up, the fact that a version of The Outsider shows up here just for a completely different version-
DallasHOST
32:04
And, and the, and the push of Cyborg
SeanHOST
19:13
Battle Chasers and Danger Girl, which are credited as DC books.
SeanHOST
19:17
But if I remember correctly, those are Wildstorm titles, which became a DC entity.
Marco AnimotoHOST
19:23
Right.
Marco AnimotoHOST
19:24
If
SeanHOST
19:33
I don't understand how this can be true.
SeanHOST
19:35
But according to Comic-Con, it is.
SeanHOST
19:37
The first non-Wildstorm DC book to appear here is JLA number 27 at 62.
Marco AnimotoHOST
19:47
Holy shit.
Mark O'NeillHOST
41:48
Um, it's called Sleeper by Peter someone or other.
Mark O'NeillHOST
41:55
Uh, and basically it's set in the WildStorm universe, which is used to be adjacent to the DC Universe.
Mark O'NeillHOST
42:01
It's like the hardcore DC Universe.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
42:04
Yeah.
JamesHOST
20:43
Oh
Jin HanGUEST
20:43
... part of WildStorm, if you're familiar.
JamesHOST
20:45
One of many artists [laughs] and one of many creators' favorite artists, I think.
Jin HanGUEST
20:50
Oh, yeah.
JamesHOST
21:33
You know? Extreme had all the Liefeld doppelganger artists.
Jin HanGUEST
21:38
You know.
JamesHOST
21:39
Uh, WildStorm had all the Jim Lee clones.
JamesHOST
21:42
Yeah, Travis's work-
AngelHOST
66:00
I wish Jim Lee would have stuck it out.
AngelHOST
66:02
Obviously, he sold his Wildstorm stuff.
AngelHOST
66:05
But it would have been cool to see some of that as well.
AngelHOST
66:07
And the only person that we've seen since then, you know, remotely close to that is New Blood, which is just Robert Kirkman coming on board.

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