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In The U.s., Superman Or Batman Or Something, The Law-enforcement People, Are The Most Famous Comic Characters. Americans Have A Respect, I Think, For Badges And A Respect For Uniforms. I Think That's, In Some Ways, Quite A Nice Thing, But It Can Be Dangerous, Too, Because It Can Obviously Be Abused.

Would You Rather See A Super Soldier Battling Nazis Or Something More Serious? Or Lesbians Down A Coal Mine? Generally, The Films Are Engaging In The Same Way As The Comics Are. It's No Coincidence That The Biggest Movies Are Genre-related, Whether It's Lord Of The Rings Or Comic Books.

Marvel Books Also Feed Into The Smaller Publishers And The Fact That This Is Happening In The Same Month We're Launching Ultimate Fantastic Four Is No Coincidence.

Wanted Has Gone Into Second, Third And Fourth Printings Of The Individual Issues And The North American Printings Of Wanted #1 Are Now Close To 100,000.

I Think American Audiences Are Quite Interesting In That They Can Handle Almost Any Amount Of Violence, But The Moment The Violence Becomes Sexual Violence It Immediately Becomes An Issue.