Steven T. Seagle

He hates Meridian, so.

But I feel like this is the issue where, whether it is just the comfort of, um, Steven Seagle as a writer, um, kind of now he's had these, uh, you know, this is the fourth issue, issue three.

Yeah.

Zero.

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Joe Casey, Steven Seagle, Robert Carey, and Joe Kelly, with Duncan Rouleau, Cormac Hughes, Renz Spiller, and Taylor Esposito.

So this is really more for Ben 10 super fans, which I am distinctly not.

I have not watched a single episode-

The IGN list highlights two incredible graphic novels set in a world exactly like ours, a world where Superman is just a comic book character you buy at a store.

The first is It's a Bird, written by Steven T. Seagle in 2004.

This is a brilliant autobiographical graphic novel.

Seagle, the real-world writer, is offered the highly coveted job of writing the monthly Superman comic.