Brandon Lee movie.

And it was promoting in the back of my horror magazine.

And I showed him that, and then I showed him all the drawings I did.

But I also did all my drawings running the spectrum of, uh, scorpion suits.

Um, I used Dune.

I used S&M.

I did different versions, Phantom of the Opera with scorpion shit.

So in addition to keeping Sting on ice, you were on ice and ready to make him the third man if Hogan wouldn't have showed up.

He's a very typically pretty conservative guy, and for him to get up there in those rafters and drop down the way he did, it took a lot of guts.

So this is just a, um, a copy of the first p- T-shirt I came up with, and this is just clip art of a scorpion.

And this I thought, when he's in the first shots you see him, he's wearing my AFX shirt 'cause he probably didn't have black and white clothing, and he wore it.

And that was my Gothic influence over everything, and I know a lot of people say Scott Hall came up with it, but he might have seen something and said that.

But he was here, and I showed him those specific pictures.

And years later, Sting asked if he could put my drawings and stuff on his website, and when I ran into him, I'm like, "Yeah, that's all good, man.

You can have anything you want." 'Cause I even, I theorized this character all the way out to even if he came back.

Mm