All right, so what we're going to do is just read off your number five's and then number fours, number threes, and et cetera.

And we'll start with Shane.

All right, my number five is Neil Adams, a big part because of what he brought to Batman in the 70s, 70s, right, 60s, 70s.

I've really felt he fleshed out the character for being more of a detective, more

anatomy, really brought it from a cartoony type stance.

Not that the previous ones were totally cartoony, but more detail.

And since Peter mentioned it, I like the, in another discussion, I like the green lantern that his hair actually moves now.

And I just picked up the Dead Man Collection and everything that he did in there looks fantastic.

I can't wait to sink my teeth into reading that.

All right, Scott.

Oh, my number five, hello.

It would be, oh, it's Frederick Wortham, the seduction of the innocent author, the researcher into juvenile delinquency, and its links to comic reading.

Basically led to the comic code, the downfall of EC comics and their great horror lines that were making kids go out and

become zombies.

That's very dangerous.

Drink blood and everything.

It's terrible when kids turn into zombies.

I had a fun time when I was a zombie.

Absolutely.

We all did.

Everybody loves it, but no, the adults say they don't want you to be a zombie.

That would be my number five.

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