Becca Carey

Up next, we've got End of Life, number nine, from writer Kyle Starks.

Steve Pugh is on the art, Chris O'Halloran on colors, and Becca Carey on letters.

I don't know what else I can say about this book.

This was awesome.

We've got a couple more books on tap for you before we close out Let's, uh, let's try to enjoy ourselves as we do it.

Teen Titans #2, written by Kyle Higgins with art by Daniel Di Nicolo, and colors by Marcelo Costa, letters by Becca Carey.

Very familiar creative team because they do Radiant Black.

Mm-hmm.

I know very little about, about Turok and it's not energy on universe or transformers related.

So it doesn't really interest me as much, but the bumblebee, um, is here written by Tate Brumball, artist is Matt Emmons, colors by Giovanna Nero, letters by Becca Carey, and Transformers Bumblebee Lost Planet.

And described as, after a devastating Decepticon attack, Bumblebee is stranded on an uncharted planet, lost in the galaxy with no way to call for help.

The so-called weakest of the Autobots must tackle the biggest mission of his young life.

Uh, she's perfectly suited to draw her own story 'cause she get, just gets the tone, uh, just nails it.

Uh, Tamra Bonvillain is on colors, and then Becca Carey is on letters.

Um, so this is really interesting.

It's, it's, um, the, a follow-up to the Kingdom of Zod storyline where we get a chance to see what's going on with Supergirl, what's going o- uh, what's going on with the Super Force, the team that she's put together, um, and, and teases for a bunch of storylines going forward with a bunch of different characters.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, all right.

Up next we have Teen Titans issue number two from writer Kyle Higgins, Danielle DiNicolo on art, Marcelo Costa on colors, Becca Carey on letters.

Um, this, for me, came in at number 10.

And then it went, he's gone dormant, but now he's back.

Jonah Hex: In the Shadow of Death number one from, uh, Michael Walsh on story and art, Tony Marie Griffin on colors, with Becca Carey, who's lettering more and more DC books on letters.

So here we have, uh, Michael Walsh, who we really like a lot.

He's, he's done terrific work, mostly I've seen at Image.

That- that's what's related here.

Um, now this one particular one, this, uh, is, uh, writer Tate Brombal, artist Matt Emmons, colors Giovanna Niro, and letters Becca Carey.

Uh, and this particular, um, s- miniseries, uh, I believe it's what? Six issues? I'll get into that in a second.

Um, after a devastating Decepticon attack, Bumblebee is stranded on an uncharted planet.

Uh, another book in my top three, it's, uh, Absolute Superman number 24 from writer Jason Aaron.

Juan Ferrera handles art on this issue, Becca Carey on letters, so that means Juan's doing, Juan is doing his own colors.

Um, this one is told from the perspective of, um, of John Henry Irons, Steel, and it jumps around a little bit in the timeline, but not, not terribly so.

We do get a, an, uh, an absolute universe debut in this one also.

Um, let me get it in front of me here, right? That's what it's called? Yeah, the Shadow of Death number one.

So art and, um, and story by, uh, by Michael Walsh.

Um, Becca Carey handles the letters, Tony Marie Griffin on, on the colors.

So, uh, again, I'm not the biggest horror guy, but I do love Jonah Hex.

That's the host's job.

But luckily, you can check out Matt's full set of reviews from this week's comics up on agentsoffandom.com. And so I can check that out and tell you that Absolute Superman number 24, it's written by Jason Aaron, art and colors by Juan Ferreira, and letters by Becca Carey.

AF, what'd you think of this issue?

I like this one so much, man.