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Guy Garner Warrior #31: Channel Surfin' a Nightmare

by Beau Smith and Rick Mays (?)

Black Terror #2

by Beau Smith/Charles Dixon (W) Den Brereton (A) and Wayne Truman (L)

DC Showcase95 #6 -July 1995- DC Comics

Legionnaires "The Alienation of Unification"

writer: Beau Smith

penciller: Mike Huddleston

inker: Jim Mahfood

letterer: Kevin Cunningham

colorist: Lee Loughridge

editor: Mike McAvennie

The Science Police in "Learning Curve"

writer/colorist: Gregory Wright

penciller: Wade Von Grawbadger

inker: Mark Farmer

letterer: Kevin Cunningham

Next up in our "Summer Roundup" of John Siuntres’ Word Balloon podcast, John has a conversation with Beau Smith about his character Wynonna Earp's adventures in comics and on television, the new Superman movie, his run on Guy Gardner: Warrior, and his work on Batman/Wildcat and Catwoman/Wildcat.

During the interview, Smith revealed that after completing Batman/Wildcat and Catwoman/Wildcat, he and Chuck Dixon had plans for a third miniseries: Robin/Wildcat. Unfortunately, the project never came to life due to editorial shake-ups at DC, as new editors prioritized their own titles and creative teams.

The story would have explored a mentor–student dynamic between Tim Drake and Ted Grant, with Wildcat serving as a rough-around-the-edges “bad uncle.” Not corrupt, but the kind of uncle who encourages a little mischief—like sneaking a beer at a family reunion. Over the course of the series, Robin would have absorbed some of Wildcat’s street-fighting grit and no-nonsense attitude. The finale would see Robin back alongside Batman, where Bruce would notice Tim’s sharpened efficiency in combat—a subtle but clear mark of Wildcat’s influence.

Guy Gardner Warrior #42: A Gender Bender in the Blender

Undertaker #1 (April 1999) by Chaos! Comics