In 1963, Roussos drew another significant book, this time for DC Comics. But to Roussos, it was one of thousands of projects he could not recall. The reason is I really didn't have the interest in it that other people had. That's why they succeeded more than I did. Roussos' inks were true to Sekowsky's loose, sometimes avant garde style.
Most people change and correct things.
I didn't do anything to that stuff. There was a lot of vitality to his work. Roussos played down his then-current work in the field. I don't do as many covers, because they have this young generation that took over. They wrecked 'em.