OMAC

Ever do any DC work? I would have

rephrased it as like, if you had the opportunity to do like any fourth world stuff, you know, like OMAC or Commandee or anything, would you jump on it? And that's what I would have wanted to know.

Because those creators, they're so self into their own character that you never know if they have desire to work on anything else, you know? Yeah.

I think, I think he does.

Oh, yeah.

OMAC, OMAC number 1, Jack Kirby.

Hell yeah.

Yeah, you had to.

20 years ago in 2006, we have Infinite Crisis hardcover.

Uh, OMAC ro- robots are rampaging, magic is dying, villains are uniting, and a war is raging in space.

In the middle of it all, a critical moment has divided Earth's three greatest heroes, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.

It's the DCU's darkest day, and long-lost heroes from the past have returned to make things right in the universe at any cost.

Because it takes more than one book to make a run.

Other than OMAC.

We want

OMAC weekly.

Yeah,

boy!

Because he's like, I don't doubt Keith can get those pages done that quickly, but he's like, I got to ink those things.

Hey, Scott Koblish, just a thought.

I don't know exactly how that plays out.

But this does make me think a little bit about the OMAC thing that happened.

Was that Countdown to... uh infinite crisis

yes yeah yeah

And then Tim

starts to turn into an OMAC.

No.

Which brings us to 979.

So basically, Armstrong is utilizing the OMAX to

wreak havoc on Gotham.

Tim is trying to fight against his OMAC self, but he's having a rough time.

Stephanie hacks into Brother Eye and allows Kate to see what actually happened between her and Bruce in this supposed future.

I wanna, maybe I'll- I'll have to do that too.

I wanna get my O.M.A.C. sketch for, from Scott.

Oh, yeah.

Sure.

Yeah.

[laughs] I learned, yeah.

Which- which O.M.A.C. do you want? You know, whichever one you want.

Oh.