Eastman refers to Shredder as "Karai's father" in Ult. collection 5

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Eastman loves City at War, you can tell by reading his annotations throughout the book. He just said that Jim Lawson and Laird had more to do with the story than he did, and you can see that by him complimenting them on handling the arc in this collection.

I'm surprised none of them mentioned how quickly Casey fell in love with April so soon after Gabrielle died. I mean he just married Gabrielle and thought he was going to start a family with her. She dies at childbirth, he spreads her ash's, and only a few weeks/month later he meets April and they kiss on their first day seeing each other again.

It's something I never realized as a kid that struck me re-reading this now