Marguerite Bennett

comes to him.

There's been some great folks like Marguerite Bennett who have written the character, and this actually plays into some of those.

But if you're reading this, it really, and you've never read much Batwoman, you may not understand or know or have the references on some of the things that are happening.

Greg Rucka is Our friend Jason Wood would say he doesn't suffer fools.

It opens up with Kate Kane really saying, hey, this all started eight weeks ago.

It's Batwoman and Alice falling off of a cliff into some water and they've been fighting.

Really, I think it picks up I think it's supposed to be right after the fall of the House of Cain, which was actually one of the Marguerite Bennett stories.

But anyway, they have they have fallen to the doom.

Okay.

Maybe I am jealous of Ryan and Brandon's conversation, but I just had to mention that this year I watched all of the TV show, the live-action TV show of Witchblade, and I've been reading Marguerite Bennett's run.

Sure.

Well, Witchblade is part of an image supernatural universe published by a subset of image called Top Cap.

Tons of great, talented creators on this, names that you'll probably be familiar with if you've been reading Exquisite Corpses.

Along with James Tynan, we've got Michael Walsh, Jody Blair, Marguerite Bennett, Patrick Horvath, Alyssa Wong, Steve Orlando, Josh Trujillo, and Victor Lavallee.

All right.

Next thing I want to mention is coming from Joe Pruitt and Philippe Xavier.

Um, who else?

Uh, I mean, Marguerite Bennett was one.

Yeah.

Um, we haven't seen her.

But, but, but, uh, please believe I have a couple of things I need to get signed because, um, I have a signed copy of, um, of, uh, Odin number one, uh, James Tynion.

I gotta get Marguerite Bennett's, uh, uh, signature on that now.

Ooh.

Ooh.