Stormwatch: Team Achilles

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Stormwatch: Team Achilles
Issue #1 (Art by Whilce Portacio)
Publication information
Publisher	Wildstorm (DC Comics)
Schedule	Monthly
Format	Ongoing series
Genre	Superhero
Publication date	September 2002 – August 2005
No. of issues	23
Main character(s)	Stormwatch: Team Achilles
Creative team
Created by	Micah Ian Wright Whilce Portacio
Written by	Micah Ian Wright
Penciller(s)	Whilce Portacio C. P. Smith Clement Sauve Carlos D'Anda Mark Texeira Tomm Coker
Inker(s)	Scott Williams
Letterer(s)	Comciraft Rob Leigh
Colorist(s)	Whilce Portacio
Editor(s)	John Layman
Collected editions
Volume 1	ISBN 1-4012-0103-2
Volume 2	ISBN 1-4012-0123-7

Stormwatch: Team Achilles is an American superhero series, the second incarnation of the Image comics Stormwatch. This version was penned by Micah Ian Wright, with illustrations contributed by Whilce Portacio, C. P. Smith, Mark Texeira, Tomm Coker, Carlos D'Anda and Clement Sauve. The longest run for a penciler on the book was by Smith, who drew issues 11–19. The title featured covers by Portacio, Jason Pearson and Michael Golden.