I Always Figure I'm Not Unique, And

I'm Practically An Actor. Even When You Do An Interview, It's Like You're Performing A Little Bit, So Yeah, I'm Enjoying It, It's Fun.

The Way I'm Doing It Is I'm Trying To Think To Myself, "okay, I Have The Name Superman, And He's Going To Be A Guy That Deserves The Name 'superman.' I'm Trying To Forget About Krypton, About The Daily Planet What Would I Do If I Was Thinking It Up?" I Can Do It Any Way At All..i Can Make Him An Eskimo Midget Who's Toothless And Blind... I Can Do Anything. It's Difficult .

I Think Any Comic Book - Or Really, Any Book That You Can Read - In A Sense Is An Educational Tool In That It Helps Literacy. The More You Read, The Better You Get At It. It Almost Doesn't Matter What You Read, The Important Thing Is For Young People To Become Readers.

Quality. That's The First Word, The One Word That Comes To Mind When I Think Of The Books Published By Abrams. In A World Where So Many Companies Are Willing To Cut Corners, To Do Things The Easy Way In Order To Enhance The Bottom Line, It's Gratifying To Know That There's One Company That Obviously Takes Such Pride In Its Finished Product, One Company That Can Always Be Counted On To Design And Produce A Book That Is, Itself, As Much A Work Of Art As The Illustrations On Its Pages.

You Always Exaggerate Things In A Movie. If It Makes A Good Visual And It Excites The Kids That's Good.