John Costanza
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Sep 12, 2026
AndrewHOST
Godzilla versus Yetrigar.
NickHOST
The letters for issue 10 were by John Costanza and all other credits are the same as the previous issue.
AndrewHOST
Three months ago, an underground nuclear test in the Arizona desert split a fault line and created a cave-in tunnel stretching all the way from Arizona to Alberta, Canada, where a slumbering, ice-entombed beast man, a Sasquatch-like creature, was freed from its frozen prison and exposed to all the nuclear radiation that the fault line tunnel funnels directly to it.
AndrewHOST
For those three months, it has been following the fault line south, growing and mutating along the way.
Chad SmithHOST
And then after issue six, they bring on Terry Austin as anchor slash embellisher in issue seven and just embellisher for the rest of the way.
Chad SmithHOST
And it's also included John Costanza on letters, Tatiana Wood as colorist, and Lynn Ween as editor.
J.A. ScottHOST
Now, Chad, what is the difference between an inker and an embellisher? Because I remember reading about this book that as it got on, one of the reasons why it took so long for it to come out was Bolin was really like he didn't like people inking his stuff.
J.A. ScottHOST
He didn't want them changing any of his art.
SeanHOST
I know the inker is Terry Austin and Tiana Wood does the coloring.
SeanHOST
John Costanza does the lettering.
SeanHOST
shoot i i can tell you this this art is by far amazing like i can't believe how yeah
KyleHOST
the artwork is incredible
Robert ReinekeHOST
The colors are by Tatiana Wood.
Robert ReinekeHOST
And the letters are by John Costanza.
Robert ReinekeHOST
So, you know, all really talented individuals.
Robert ReinekeHOST
Mm-hmm.
LaurelHOST
The inks are by Ricardo Villagran.
LaurelHOST
It is lettered by John Costanza, colorist Liz...
LaurelHOST
Barube? Lord, got these names.
LaurelHOST
Editor is Mike Gold.
AnneHOST
Colorists Adrian Roy, Anthony Tolan, and Carl Gafford.
AnneHOST
With letters by Ben Oda, John Costanza, Todd Klein, Bob Lappin.
AnneHOST
And yeah, that is...
AnneHOST
We are talking about primarily on this show the four main issues of the Judas Contract.
EricHOST
So I want to talk about that a little bit with you.
EricHOST
John Costanza is our usual letterer, as well as Carl Gafford, colorist.
EricHOST
Art Young is assistant editor.
EricHOST
And I don't recall if we talked about Art Young's inclusion on the last.
JB AndertonHOST
Uh, up until then, uh, Batman Annuals were just reprints of, uh, older stories.
JB AndertonHOST
Uh, the additional credits for this story, we have John Costanza as the letterer, Lynn Varley as colorist, with Dick Giordano as editor.
JB AndertonHOST
I really like how much of the story is told in a very cinematic way.
JB AndertonHOST
We have the panels that you read from left to right across the two pages, and several panels are in wide screen across the pages.
EricHOST
So I want to talk about that a little bit with you.
EricHOST
John Costanza is our usual letterer, as well as Carl Gafford, colorist.
EricHOST
Art Young is assistant editor.
EricHOST
And I don't recall if we talked about Art Young's inclusion on the last.
Billy D.HOST
Colors, Linda Lessman.
Billy D.HOST
Letters, John Costanza.
Billy D.HOST
And I'll be honest, George Tuska, I feel like he's one of these guys where I feel like in my brain, he kind of gets lost in the mix.
Billy D.HOST
I feel like didn't he do some Luke Cage and maybe some Iron Man like way back? I'm pretty sure he
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