Oh, it was? My bad. I read both of them. My memory has gone to mush. Both are great, though, and it must've been pretty awesome to contribute to that.

Also curious if there is a general Discord for discussion of the creation? Would love to be involved there, but I understand if that's only for the mods/leads. (btw, I just filled out the interest check.) Anyway, hope this turns out to be a success, guys. Tezuka has international appeal.

So excited for this zine! I regret not applying for one of the other mod positions, but this one is definitely not in my wheelhouse. Will there be any future positions?
Either way, please reach out to me when you're looking for art or help (see my profile here to see my particular style.)

Say Mike - Ages ago I noticed your name in the credits/acknowledgement for Fantagraphics' first "Carl Barks Library" release credited with restoration work? ("Lost in the Andes", chronologically volume 7.)

What did that entail exactly?

I didn't think I would've been any good at the mod positions, but please let me know if you're looking for any other help, or contributions - especially art. Tezuka is one of my favorite artists, and I've been looking for an excuse to draw some of his characters.

I'm so sick of seeing AI slop, especially when it's disguised as art.

@billcorbett.bsky.social When is Edward the Less coming back? I've been hanging on that cliff for close to 25 years.

If Sci Fi still owns the rights to this one, walk into a pitch meeting. Write "Edward the Less" on the whiteboard. Scratch out "Less" and write "More." Boom. Edward the More

Those are lightly toasted marshmallows.

Why is the "by AI" written in microscopic font?

I remember reading an interview with the legend who played Zap Rowsdowser, and he had such a good sense of humor about the whole thing. I think he was still a little peeved that the original film got he and the lanky teen's names mixed up in the credits (and couldn't afford to fix it.)