Jordie Bellaire

... art by M- Mikel Janin.

Uh, colors by Jordie Bellaire-

Janin

... with letters by Clayton Cowles.

We're gonna do it.

G.I. Joe, a real American hero, Tomb Raider.

With colors by Jordie Bellaire and letters by Darren Bennett.

Um, this is in the year of our Lord...

Which, speaking of, let's get to our next Absolute book for the week.

We have Wonder Woman number 24, written by Kelly Thompson, artist Hayden Sherman, colorist Jordie Bellaire, letterer Rebecca Carey, and editors Chris Conroy and Hash Padilla.

I am still a little behind on this series, even though I have been loving it.

So I'm gonna pass it off to Damon, 'cause he's the one who is really keeping up with this closely.

But also make it into a buddy cop comedy drama that hits all the sweet spots of, of all those things.

Add in amazing graphics by artist Mariana Ignazzi, colors to extraordinary Jordie Bellaire and letterer Louis Guttone, this series is just off to a flying start, and one of my favorites of the year so far, quite frankly, two issues in.

Side note, thanks to Joey, I just checked out the Marvel Entertainment YouTube channel podcast, Countdown to Doomsday, hosted by Ms. Villani and Frank Alvarez.

Their latest episode featuring Captain America Civil War was amazing.

Love it

... color drench, the, the inky lines, I think it's really wonderful.

Jordie Bellaire's doing a wonderful job as well.

I just think, like, it's a, it's a great book that does not fall into the kind of gimmick of, "Hey, look, Ms. Marvel's writing this book," you know?