to Raleigh, North Carolina. John himself has died, going down fighting. The two are then teleported to the newly built Skywatch III space station where they are met by a bearded and armored Jackson King. After scans verify John's identity, King explains how the funding for the station opened up after the incident involving the bunker and how his powers have grown since being shot in the head. He outlines his plan to rebuild the world, better than before, to which John muses that King sounds like the Authority or Henry Bendix. King refutes this. Void reappears to return John to the present. After they're gone a technician reports to King that they have analyzed her temporal signature. The image of him overlooking the Earth mirrors the image of the shadowy figure seen in issue #5. Back in the present John meets with the non-powered members of his team and begins to tell them what they should do to avenge him. World's End As part of the World's End storyline, a number of titles were re-launched and one of those was Stormwatch: Post Human Division, with the writer Ian Edginton and the Armageddon art team. It restarted in issue #13 dated August 20, 2008. In the aftermath of Number of the Beast, Jackson King is once again holding the title of Weatherman, running Stormwatch from the new Skywatch equipped with solar sails "in high orbit. Out of the reach of vacuum-capable 'supers,' yet close enough to still use the teleport." The latest incarnation of Stormwatch Prime consists of Christine Trelane, Link, Winter, Fuji, Fahrenheit, the now-virtually immortal Deathblow and Flint who abandoned Team Achilles after their successful return from an alternate universe to assist her former teammates during armageddon. The High is also shown escorting survivors into one of the last safe heavens on Earth, Finland established in Stormwatch: Team Achilles as a place where posthumans aren't allowed. The series ended with Issue #24 with the beginning of the "Red Blade" Story Arc which concluded in the pages of WildC.A.T.S. Collected editions The series has been collected in the following trade paperback: Volume 1 (collects Worldstorm #1 and Stormwatch: Post Human Division #1-4 and 6–7, 160 pages, July 2007, ) Volume 2 (collects Stormwatch: Post Human Division #5 and 8–12, 144 pages, April 2008, ) Volume 3: World's End (collects Stormwatch: PHD #13-19, 136 pages, DC, October 2009, , Titan,