Dan Watters

There it is.

Yep, so you can go on the Whatnot app and actually see, um, the Skybound, uh, event they're having with Kyle Higgins, Connor Hughes, Dan Watters, Jason Howard, Tom Reilly, shout Tom Reilly, uh, Adriana Milana, Andrea Milana, sorry, and Ben Abernathy.

They'll be talking about Tomb Raider and G.I. Joe.

I've got it on at the moment, but it's not actually started yet, so yeah, maybe if this finishes in good time, which it won't, you'll be able to catch that.

Bad to the seeds.

Bad to the seeds, written by Matt Fraction and Dan Watters, art by Matteo Scalera and Scott Hepburn.

In the front story, Batman is going after Mr.

Freeze to help with the plant infection that's taken over Gotham City, while Verity Pennyworth, Home Alone-style, fights off a home invasion-

And I'm like, yeah, I met you at Free Comic Day with my kids, and she did drawings for them as their first commissioner, so that was fun.

Dan Waters, I talked to him a few times, got a book, from him, Math Science Division.

I read that already that he's doing with Brian Lovell.

They did like a, was it a cold open, they call it? Yeah.

Our last main review of this week goes to Mad Science Division: The Cold Open number 0 from Ignition Press.

This is written by Dan Watters with art by Brian Level, a cover by Level as well, colors by Lee Loughridge, letters by Frank Cvetkovic.

Sorry, Frank.

It's 32 pages for 4.99. Here's your solicit.

I think it's a great thing.

Uh, a- again, a great marketing tool if you wanna get people interested in your thing.

Dan Watters, of course, no secret to oddball stories, and so you kinda had me at Dan Watters and mad science, you know what I mean?

Well, his Nightwing is fucking fantastic, and if you're not reading his Batbook, it's amazing, [laughs] so-

I like the whole ticking time, you know, time bomb basically of, uh, running throughout the issue.

Uh, I wanted to ask you, because they even promoted it at the very beginning of, the d- all new debut of the new villain, Rhetoric, from Dan Watters at the end.

Uh-

Oh, yeah, that was some kinda weird contest they had for a fan, and a fan came up with the idea.

I guess we'll find out.

Mad Science Division number zero from Ignition Press, written by Dan Watters, art by Brian Level.

This is a cold open, something that Ignition Press does where they provide a small little tease, a chapter that gives you the concept-

Soft open

Eventually...

Dan Watters will be off the book.

For Jared, the light is rapidly approaching.

There's only three more issues.

They just found, like, a really happy medium.

Um, I think Dan Watters started the series at first.

Then, like, during the halfway point, um, I think he kinda finished, like, maybe 20-something issues.

And then Robert Kirkman took over and brought Dan Mora over on the artwork.