That's a good comparison with the Star Trek shows. And again, this is a flat image, but there's still a great way to give it life and give it energy. You know, and you get some really cool pop of colors in the backdrop of it. You know, it's a heavy gray and blue tint, which kind of is a, would be, you would think would be more of a duller color. But they gave it a nice little electric, electricizing it or electrical, yeah, energy of it, you know. And then offsetting the red, it really makes it stand out. And again, like you said, there's always the nostalgia as soon as you see it, you know. And I'm like, oh, cool. Then you flip the page and you, again, you see the people that you're kind of familiar with. Well, at least I'm kind of, you're more knowledgeable than I am. But it was just a really neat, just, again, a cool exploration. But I love how we jump right into the action. We jump right into this mutiny, you know, revolution, whatever you want to call it. And I was sitting there going, what the heck's going on here? And I love the fact that it starts off with this mystery. Because all I know is this is this great manhunt, you know, for Xavier. I knew that going into this. That was the only thing I knew. So starting off in space, starting off with, you know, the Shi'ar Empire, that for me was a great jump on, great, I know I mispronounced it. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.