Clayton Cowles

Colors by Tamu Moray.

Letters by Clayton Cowles.

This is the resolution of the big bat event of the not summer.

And it's pretty much Vandal Savage versus Poison Ivy versus Batman, which is the triumvirate that we've been dealing with this entire time.

By the way, I am so rude.

Issues 75 and 76 were written by Tom King with pencils by Tony S. Daniel and with Sandu Floria and Norm Rapmund on inks, Tomo Mori on colors with Clayton Cowles on letters.

This is important, not just because it is always important to credit the people who work on this book, but it is also important because issue 77 brings in a new team.

Yeah.

Tom King writing, of course, but Tony S. Daniel is joined by Mikel Hunning with inks by Hunning, Norm Ratmund, and Tony S. Daniel.

Colors by Jordi Belair and Tomo Mori with letters by Clayton Cowles.

And so it is essentially set up that Mikkel handles the Gotham stuff while Tony handles the Paris stuff.

Yes.

So 14 years ago, a cover date of November 2012.

It is written by Sam Humphreys, penciled by Luke Ross, inked by Terry Pallett, colorist, a whole bunch of them, letterer Clayton Cowles, and editor Mark Panacea.

The solicitation for this one, Bob, the war rages on with the ultimates on the front lines.

pretty pretty short and sweet that really is you're hanging yeah yeah um the cover is done by art by michael kamarack uh would you want to take the listeners through this

It is a really cool cover.

And I – just as far as like the – I'll go through the creative team on this, right? So it's still – written by Sam Humphreys, but this time it's penciled by Luke Ross, as opposed to tan.

And then it's also inked by Luke Ross, colorist Matt Miller, letterer Clayton Cowles, and then editor Mark Panacea.

Um, the release date, September 26th of 2012 and covered it November, 2012.

seems.

lettering by Clayton Cowles of course it's published by DC and Heron uses to his credit he uses the majority of what Jack did with the character.

Yes.

Very, very Kirby.

It's titled Alone.

It's written by Margaret Scott with pencils by Giuseppe Cavancoli, inks by Cam Smith, colors by Tomo Mori, and letters by Clayton Cowles.

Fourth story is a Hugo Strange story.

This might have been the best of the bunch for me.

This is, of course, written by Tom King.

with art by Jorge Fornes and Mikel Hanin.

Colors by Jordi Belair, with letters by Clayton Cowles.

This was a fun one.

I need this to end.

Uh, this was written by Jed McKay, art by Federico Vicentini, David Curiel on the colors, letters by Clayton Cowles.

Uh, again, you know, the, the mutants are fighting each other for, uh, control over this virus.

The good guys don't want it out.

Uh, all right, let's get into our last book right now.

Batman: Bad Seeds, Streets of Gotham number one.

This is written by Mariko Tamaki and Matt Fraction, with art and colors by Gretel Lusky, Ryan Chang, Bruno Abadías, and Jorge Fornés, with letters by Ariana Maher and Clayton Cowles.

This is actually multiple stories, uh, in one book.

And I'll tell you which issue it was, and you'll probably be able to figure it out.

So our first issue, issue 61, written by Tom King with art by Travis Moore, colors by Tamara Bonvillain, and letters by Clayton Cowles, kicks us off essentially what is more or less an anthology series.

It is Batman doing things.

Written by the same writer, but always with a different artist.

With art by Mikkel Hunning.

Hunning.

Colors by Jordi Belair with letters by Clayton Cowles.

This is the Constantine issue.

It was written by Colin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing.

It was illustrated by Heather Vaughn, lettered by Clayton Cowles, uh, produ- production by Alex Ray, assistant editor Michelle Abadander, and senior group editor, editor Heather Antos.

So a really cool thing from IDW Dark that is chock-full of mystery, not just, like, some gorgeous pastoral images, but some real sort of-

Let me see this