Dave Stewart

Oh, yes.

It was colored by Dave Stewart with letters by Jared Fletcher.

I am your host, Eric Gazzana, and I'm joined, of course, by the only two people who I would trust to see the end of one age and go into the next.

First off, I have a million dollar piece of meteorite to stop the one in Metropolis.

And then working, working on more comics for the future.

And that EC Comics, correct me if I'm wrong, is for my old friend Dave Stewart over at Oni and-

Yep

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And I'm like sitting here like, "Oh, that was one of my favorite scripts," 'cause it was like a flashback where you see, like, Tubbs and his brother in New York, and you s- and I was like, "Oh my God, you get to see them before they come become partners," and then you see them as partners reflecting and like the storyline is connected.

And it just, it, it'll never really come out.

I wrote it for Dave Stewart years ago, and that license expired.

You know, but Dave's amazing, and congrats Dave on your expanding family.

Uh, it's got the exact same creative team that the original had.

So straight by Mike Mignola art by Duncan for Grado colors by Dave Stewart letters by Clem Robbins.

Um, This is, you know, the original was based on this...

Mike Mignola said he'd been kicking around this big mecha idea for a while, but he, quote, thought it was too silly to actually do.