Mark Buckingham

Okay.

Yeah, 'cause this had, um, Chris Bachalo and Mark Buckingham on the inks, on the finishes, but it was, again, like everything else, just so stereotypical '90s.

I just found it hard to...

My eyes were just, uh, not, not bleeding, but they were like, uh, begging for-

Like, this knucklehead is entertaining to read, and his... just trying to be a human and failing miserably like it's it was fine the art by luke ross is good um i just don't know how much i care about these characters long term but this was better than it had any right to be entertaining Alright, that's all for the books that are in the normal continuity.

So let's head on out and let's talk about the Fantastic Four First Foes latest one-shot Dragon Man with the main story by Greg Peck and Mark Buckingham.

So this is the origin of Dragon Man but it's really in terms of the First Foes dynamic more the origin of Diablo.

And treads some well-trod ground in that it mostly is about Ben Grimm's angst over being the thing.

We also got another visit to the Eight to Eight universe, though, in Fantastic Four: First Foes Dragon Man! by Greg Pak, Mark Buchanan, Alex Sinclair...

Mark Buckingham, sorry.

Alex Sinclair, and Joe Carmagnole.

This has a definitely Kirby vibe, channeling themes from their classic run such as trying to restore Ben to his human form, and particularly in referencing two s- really special issues, number 35's origin for Dragon Man, and issue number 30 about which I won't say more so as not to be a spoiler nitwit.

Hey

... art by Mark Buckingham and Phil Noto.

This is another one-shot set in the continuity of Fantastic Four: First Steps.

Here, we are focusing on Dragon Man and Diablo as they first encounter those two villains, question mark.

But these issues are good.

Yeah, yeah.

Like, I like Mark Buckingham's art is good.

Yeah.

Yeah, I love how they just put these out of renown then.

Mark Buckingham.

Tom Waltz and Edgar Salazar are pitting Punisher against Winter Soldier in the latest Punisher

showdowns.

Where I also read Cruel Kingdom, Volume 2, Number 1.

Which is a, Mark Buckingham did the cover.

So, Mark Buckingham, you know it's good.

Which is the fae.

Right? And fairies.

Look, I, I can't even actively tell you when the last time there was an enhanced cover [laughs] on this show.

[laughs] And I'm over here yelling, "Mark it as a zero."

Yep.

Yeah.

And then he had to leave for a bit.

Yeah.

And I think Mark Buckingham maybe took over-

Yeah, Mark Buckingham

Again, not a character I'm familiar with.

Artist, Mark Buckingham.

[gasps] Mark Buckingham autos, that's exciting, for me anyway.

Um-

Harley Quinn.

All right.

Artist Annie Wu.

Yeah, that's fun.