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WildStar #1–3 Released as an ongoing series and then canceled because of the market collapse.

WildStar Ashcan Released to promote the ongoing series.

Reprints the miniseries with bonus extras. The symbiote's most devastating weapon in its alien arsenal is a force blast that is discharged by the wearer short-circuiting the symbiote membrane's bio-circuit epidermis. The host in turn is powered by the symbiote's alien chemistry resulting in its wearer being granted superhuman strength, the ability to leap tall buildings in a single bound, and substantial invulnerability. The symbiote then "eats" the body chemicals that result from the host's negative emotions. It connects directly to the body functions that control glands and other bodily processes that chemically influence behavior.

The WildStar bonds with its host to become a distinct and integral part of the host's metabolism and then by default, it's psychology. Micky Gabriel is empowered by the WildStar, a member of a non-sentient species known as the K'l Vann. HotWire and SkyLark, along with villains JumpStart and Blockade, all from the WildStar: Sky Zero miniseries, appear, as well as Mighty Man from Savage Dragon, and Freak Force. The series reveals more of the devastated Earth's future history, but was canceled after three issues The ongoing series concentrated on the new timeline created during WildStar: Sky Zero, focusing on Micky Gabriel's reluctant association with the WildStar symbiote that contains the memories of a ravaged future Earth. The original host of the symbiote was BloodStar, a barbaric alien warrior contracted by another alien race, the Ra'Zplarr, to invade the Earth of the future, as part of their quest for a certain "special" something seemingly endemic to certain Earth occupants. His future self gives the Micky Gabriel of the present the WildStar symbiote, an alien weapon which grants him a variety of superhuman abilities, as well as access to memories of the post-apocalyptic future from which the time displaced Gabriel hails. In traveling back to the present to escape this endless repetition, Gabriel accidentally sets the time loop in motion. The mini series, WildStar: Sky Zero revolves around a time loop that causes a future Micky Gabriel to keep repeating a section of time. Work began on a second miniseries with Chris Sprouse, including trading cards, pin-ups, and some interior artwork, but the project was abandoned by late 1995. Both series were published by Image Comics and were a part of their second wave. The coloring of the series was also done by Ruben Rude and Olyoptics. The coloring was done by Ruben Rude and Olyoptics.Īfterwards, a short-lived ongoing series titled WildStar, was written, inked and edited by Gordon, with Chris Marrinan penciling and John Workman lettering. The character WildStar also appeared in a few issues of The Savage Dragon, most recently as SoulStar. Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon character made an appearance in the third and fourth issues of the four-issue miniseries. At the same time, they dealt with frustrating trademark issues over the character's name.

Gordon and Ordway found working together difficult because both men wanted more control over the final product, and because they lacked an editor to play middleman. Jerry Ordway penciled the pages between other jobs for DC Comics.

In 1993, the four-issue miniseries WildStar: Sky Zero was written, inked, and edited by Al Gordon.