Chris Burnham

The one in the middle there, Carmen de Dijon Domenico, and then obviously the one behind Rocky is the main cover by Hayden Sherman.

There's also – yeah, that one right there is with half Wonder Woman, half – Masked and Half Knot is by Chris Burnham.

So some fantastic covers.

There's also a Lucio Perillo foil variant at New York Comic Con and some – not for this issue, but I think it's the first issue with the connecting cover at New York Comic Con.

And that was a problem for me.

I really like how wildly different Frasier Irving and Frank Quietly and even Burnham are from what you traditionally see.

Whereas this felt more in line with what I would expect.

So I did love

He kills his entire plane full of people.

And he gets got by a construction equipment Like, and I hate to, like, compare because it's never good to compare artists.

But the cover art for that, the cover, is that Burnham on covers, I believe? I

think so.

And it paid like 70 bucks.

And the artist in it who did illustrations, like for each story, was a young Chris Burnham, actually.

So it was wild.

And I took it really seriously, though, and like really did my best on this story.

Following the cancellation of their series, Robotman, Elastigirl, and Negative Man were reintroduced to main DC continuity alongside Niles Calder in issue number one of Batman Superman World's Finest.

And last but not least, the seven-issue Unstoppable Doom Patrol series by writer Dennis Culver, artist Chris Burnham, and colorist Brian Reber launched in 2023, portraying the Doom Patrol with a new mission, saving, protecting, and training metahumans.

The series' primary team consists of Ropam, a negative man, elastic woman, and led by a new personality of Crazy Jane, calling herself the Chief.

New team members include Degenerate, Beast Girl...

now.

The artist on this is Chris Burnham, who I don't know anything about.

He's absolutely channeling a Jeff Darrow style in this.

Which he should not be doing because you cannot help but think

Yeah, Little Bird was rad.

That was Chris Burnham on art.

No, no, sorry.

Ian Bertram.