Jim Lee made his name as one of the most popular X-Men artists of all time. In fact, Marvel launched a new series featuring Lee's art that sold over 8 million copies and broke records. Then he left. Jim Lee founded Image Comics with six fellow Marvel creators, each launching their own new characters. The shared Image Universe didn't last long, and Jim Lee's WildCATs and other spin-off characters formed their own WildStorm Universe (still under Image Comics). Not long before DC Comics bought WildStorm and brought that talent pool over to the DC Universe , we got a chance to see Jim Lee back with the X-Men in the inter-company WILDC.A.T.S/X-MEN four-issue crossover. Set on Marvel's alternate universe where their characters share a world with other companies ( Earth-7642 , aka Earth-Crossover ), we learn that these WildCATs sporadically share a history with the Marvel's mutants. Jim Lee only drew the Silver Age issue, but it was fun to see his take on the origi...
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