The YouTuber moves the camera way too much but the you do get some close up flashes of how good the art really is.

Amazing work. 

Garcia-Lopez's Twilight is amazing too. Another artist I never followed but when I see his work on Twilight and Metal Men - stunning.

I don't know what cast of childhood-oriented characters you might have once enjoyed and still look back upon with nostalgia, but if it were, say for instance, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, you'd have to imagine a prolonged narrative featuring Leonardo as a preening narcissist whose only form of sexual pleasure is being beaten with a wet mop by a prostitute who dresses up as his mother; Raphael as a giggling, cannibalistic serial killer; Donatello as a PTSD suffering weeper with no control of his excretory functions; and Michaelangelo as happy-go-lucky, well-adjusted supermarket bag boy with a shed out in back of his house stacked with dead five-year girls to get some sense of what Twilight meant to fans of classic DC. 

Sure, as the writer of such garbage, you might think yourself the sharpest, brightest, and most gosh-darn clever tool in the drawer to so effectively puncture any sense of idiotic nostalgia the wet-brained fans still had for such characters... but you'd be a preening ass yourself to do so.

The art is not bad. Personally, I prefer Lopez's work on Atari Force to it myself. And Robert is correct. No one does the Metal Men better.

I think there's enough non-licensed material for a "DC Universe by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez" collection, but it would be just a bit random and strange.  (Would love to see an Artist's Edition--especially for all his covers!)

There are a couple other artists I'd like to get JB's opinion on, but I think that if I do, I'll just start my own thread. Save a little bandwidth and possible embarrassment... :)