Chris Sotomayor

So, new Thunderbolts issue four.

In Sword and Claw, writer Fabian Niseza, co-plotter Kurt Busiek, penciller Tom Grumet, inker Gary Erskine, Chris Sotomayor is on art, and RS and Comicraft's Albert DeShane

is the letterer.

This is March 2005.

I had another great experience.

Um, Chris Sotomayor is a legendary comic scholarist, right? He's been working for years.

Uh, I've had a chance to work with him in the past, um, but, but have not, um, but hadn't, you know, met him either, right? And he was...

I'm like, "Oh, you know, let me go and say hello, and, you know, introduce myself, you know, from some previous stuff we'd worked on, and tell him a little bit about the game, see what he thinks." He's like, "Oh, no, I'm, I've already done some work on the game." I...

Let's look at the story ranked at number three on the list, Enemy of the State.

This is part of Christopher Priest's run with art by Mike Manley and Chris Sotomayor, and the setup here is wild.

It's such a great hook.

T'Challa is lured away from Wakanda on business in America, and while he's distracted, a full-blown coup is launched back home.