Well, it's good to see StormWatch back again. Even if it is under these dire circumstances. All the usual characters are here also. This issue we see Jackson King of course, Link, Christine, Deathblow, Flint, Fahrenheit and Gaia. Although Gaia is a bit of a rogue right now, I think she's going to be playing a big part in all or this. Also we see that the Weatherstation is back up and active. That's where StormWatch has decided to gather up refugee's and give them a warm, safe place to stay. Although right now, the 'norms' see it as they're being rescued by the people they hate . . the people that caused all of this . . the 'supers'. It's going to be a tenuous relationship at best. In the back up story, Lynch is trying to find, and kill, Tao. He believes that he may be responsible for what happened. If not . . he at least knew it was on it's way. Which turns out to be accurate. Although Tao didn't orchestrate the happenings, he still plans on taking advantage of the after-affects. "Sometimes you have to burn a world to the ground to make room for a new one. Whatever the cause, we now have plenty of room. The old world's been swept aside. Now it's time for my associates and me to shape a new one . . . in my image." Which leads Lynch to make a decision he's never wanted to make . . it's time to put the old group back together again. "I don't know if they're still alive. But I do know this. The world's really gone to hell . . if it needs Team7 again." Ian Edginton and Leandro Fernandez bring us the StormWatch story, and Christos Gage and Trevor Hairsine bring us the Lynch back-up. The title is Post Human Division, but this is going to be a different StormWatch than we saw in the last issue. Get ready for the ride!
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