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Wildcats 10 was published with a cover date of June 2000. The issue saw the deaths of Lord Emp and Kenyan. ("Deal of Century", Wildcats 10, DC/Wildstorm Comic Event)
1999's WildCats Vol.1 #1 cover by cover artist Travis Charest.
The first 6 issues of Wildcats volume 2 have characters ask each other where Warblade is a couple of times, so in the 7th we get a recap on him.
Turns out after the Wildcats broke up he went to spend time with his gf and she was immediately fridged by Pike, so Warblade got better, hunted him down, and then killed him by spreading his liquid metal under Pike's skin and then tearing it out (kinda like Magneto did to Wolverine that one time).
I don't know if Pike ever shows up again. Be kinda weird that they had this Deathstroke-like bad guy and never got into his background or any solo stories if he doesn't.
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My friend ( @hyenadrew I'm calling you out ) let me know that he would've gotten into WildC.A.T.s sooner if he knew that they were a found family. When I explicitly ranted about how they're a family more than the cash in Jacob Marlowe's bank account.
So yes, the WildC.A.T.s are a found family.
Jacob Marlowe is father to all
WildC.A.T.s: Covert Action Teams #49, Jon Peterson (writer), Brandon Choi (writer), Ed Benes (artist)
Void is everyone's maybe-mom I guess
WildC.A.T.s Annual (1998) #1 by James Robinson (writer), Larry Stroman (art)
Hadrian and Cole are brothers
WildCats (1999) #27, by Joe Casey (writer), Sean Philips (art)
Maul is the youngest sibling
WildC.A.T.s: Covert Action Teams #47, Jon Peterson (writer), Brandon Choi (writer), Ed Benes (art)
Warblade lowkey has middle child core and he keeps making these stupid puns, I love him. Please don't go bald
WildCats (1999) #4, Scott Lobdell (writer), Travis Charest (art)
If Jacob didn't mentally adopt them, Mr Majestic probably did
WildC.A.T.s: Covert Action Teams #34, Alan Moore (writer), Rob Stotz (art)
So get wild. Read WildC.A.T.s: Covert Action Teams.
This is all a very barebones depiction of their relationships, but it's the general idea :)
No but why do Jake and Maj keep mentally adopting full grown adults