I Couldn't Afford [buying Marvel]. I Hope

I Don't Really See A Need To Retire As Long As I Am Having Fun.

I Love Marvel And The People There. Im Glad I M Still Part Of It.

Marvel Is A Cornucopia Of Fantasy, A Wild Idea , A Swashbuckling Attitude , An Escape From The Humdrum And Prosaic. It's A Serendipitous Feast For The Mind, The Eye , And The Imagination, A Literate Celebration Of Unbridled Creativity, Coupled With A Touch Of Rebellion And An Insolent Desire To Spit In The Eye Of The Dragon.

When Writing, I Model All The Heroes After Myself. Of Course, It's Hard To Make Them Quite As Wonderful As I Am, But I Come As Close As I Can.

Once, I'd Written A Western Story, And One Of The Panels Was Just A Hand Holding A Six-shooter, And There Was A Puff Of Smoke Coming Out Of The Barrel, And A Straight Horizontal Line, Indicating The Trajectory Of The Bullet. So That Page Was Sent Back To Me From The Code Office, Saying That The Particular Panel Was Too Violent. I Asked Them What They Meant, And They Told Me--i Swear--"the Puff Of Smoke Is Too Big." Well, Of Course. So I Had The Artist Make The Smoke A Little Smaller, And The Youth Of America Was Saved.