In today’s brand-new episode of EZ Street, by Mark Wheatley and Robert Tinnell, the adventure continues at the Baltimore Comics Convention.
Scott and Danny get scouted by Fox, and Scott has to face an uncomfortable truth about Chuck.
Credits: Mark Wheatley (Artist), Mark Wheatley (Colorist), Mark Wheatley (Letterer), Mark Wheatley (Writer), Mike Gold (Editor), Robert Tinnell (Writer)
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