Mark Waid

It was the same with...

Not to just trash on some more Mark Waid stuff, but that 12-part one he did with the Phantom Zone, that went into time travel stuff where Clark went back to Krypton, and we did it again already with young Clark and Supergirl here, and I just... there's these tropes they can't resist doing in superman which is going back in time to krypton or giving him a new power or whatever it is like it feels like we keep repeating some of these things and this idea of like oh there's a secret about krypton you never knew until now i'm like look the first time you did this early in the lore interesting this time 50 times later when we've been doing it for 30 40 years now i'm good

Yeah, and the whole thing with the Black Zero and this cult.

And, like, I don't want a Kryptonian cult.

Okay.

Mark Waid, Nicole Maines.

dan mora and fico osseo bring us issue 25 of justice league unlimited the all-in saga reaches a new milestone as the post ko tournament visions are at last revealed by the way i went back to reading ko so much stupid fun i i

Yes, I finished it.

That's there on page 30 slash 230.

In issue 57 of Batman Superman World's Finest by hardest working writer in comics,

Mark Waid.

That man is everywhere.

But it's odd, though.

Why didn't Mark Waid, if you're going to do an Oliver Twist-type character, fey gun? What about Max Allen Collins' contribution to the Batman canon, fey gun? In other words, fey gun from Oliver Twist.

Yeah.

Hey, there's time.

Mm.

Um, but the fact that they've credited Mark Waid as the writer there would indicate that the auto version of that high series one will be his auto.

Oh, that's cool.

Wasn't there a, um, in the Marvel Platinum, there was a couple cards or a couple of variants that had the comic, like, it referred to a certain comic like that? Do you remember? Do you guys remember that?

It looks like a male version of Poison Ivy, possibly.

Yeah.

Mark Waid is the writer.

Uh, here we go.