Andrew Levitas

I'm done.

I have a checklist of things we have to talk to you about with you.

So now we're onto the comic book with Andy circus.

Tell us all about Eternus.

Yeah.

So I was fascinated.

Like there was all this world building going on in Hollywood and it just felt, you know, it's amazing what,

you know, Marvel did and what these guys are doing.

There was all this talk about it, but it didn't feel like there was anything more or anything that, I don't know, you could gain from it as a viewer.

Like it was sit back and just like, let it all come to you.

And I like anything, whether it's a book you're reading, a graphic novel or a movie where you're just leaning forward, like you're meeting it somewhere.

Mm-hmm.

And then I noticed that Greek mythology in general just wasn't being taught in the same way it was when we were kids.

This is a shame.

There's an opportunity here.

How can I take all of Greek mythology and just combine it?

We spent six months or so having a really good time

trying to connect, make false, you know, just sort of create the sinews between the different stories and the different pieces.

And like, how do we make this one, this person, like somehow in the same family tree or somehow connected to this person?

It doesn't exist, but it's not in conflict with anything that does.