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Codename: Strykeforce : ウィキペディア英語版
Codename: Strykeforce

''Codename: Strykeforce'' was a comic book series by Top Cow and Image Comics, about a team of mercenary superheroes.
''Codename: Strykeforce'' was an offshoot of another series called ''Cyberforce'', which was about a group of cyborg shock troops. The series lasted for fourteen issues. The first nine were written by David Wohl and Marc Silvestri, and illustrated by Brandon Peterson, with the last five written by Steve Gerber and illustrated by Billy Tan Mung Khoy. A few fill in artists included Joe Benitez in issue #8 and Michael Turner in issue #14. An issue #0 was published between #13 and 14 with story by Mike Heisler and art by Anthony Wynn. Gerber and Tan also handled the two part ''Cyberforce/Codename: Strykeforce'' crossover, which ended with the character Stryker disbanding Codename: Strykeforce.
The comic was relaunched in 2004 as ''Strykeforce'' which lasted for 5 issues. The relaunch was written by Jay Faerber and penciled by Tyler Kirkham.
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