Publication
The English version of the manhua was published by the now-defunct ComicsOne.
- Storm Riders Vol.01: ISBN 1-58899-142-3
- Storm Riders Vol.02: ISBN 1-58899-143-1
- Storm Riders Vol.03: ISBN 1-58899-144-X
- Storm Riders Vol.04: ISBN 1-58899-145-8
- Storm Riders Vol.05: ISBN 1-58899-146-6
- Storm Riders Vol.06: ISBN 1-58899-156-3
- Storm Riders Vol.07: ISBN 1-58899-157-1
- Storm Riders Vol.08: ISBN 1-58899-246-2
- Storm Riders Vol.09: ISBN 1-58899-159-8
- Storm Riders Vol.10: ISBN 1-58899-160-1
- Storm Riders Vol.11: ISBN 1-58899-161-X
- Storm Riders Vol.12: ISBN 1-58899-162-8
- Storm Riders II: Invading Sun Vol.1: ISBN 1-58899-359-0
- Storm Riders II: Invading Sun Vol.2: ISBN 1-58899-360-4
- Storm Riders II: Invading Sun Vol.3: ISBN 1-58899-361-2
- Storm Riders II: Invading Sun Vol.4: ISBN 1-58899-362-0
- Storm Riders II: Invading Sun Vol.5: ISBN 1-58899-352-3
- Storm Riders II: Invading Sun Vol.6: ISBN 1-58899-168-7
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