I Had A Publisher Who Felt Comics

If I Got A Superpower I Wouldn't Say, Oh, I Got To Get A Costume And Put On A Mask. I Would Say Hey, I Can Do Something Better Than Other People. How Can I Turn It Into A Buck?

The Thing To Me That's Fun Is Trying To Make The Characters Seem Believable, Or Realistic. And It's Especially Challenging When You're Doing Fantasy Stories, When You're Doing Superhero Types Of Things.

Comic Books Themselves Are Getting More Literate. And There Are People Who Are Screenwriters And Television Writers And Novelists Who Are Writing For The Comics, For Some Reason, They Love Doing It And Some Of The Art Work In The Comics, I Mean It Rivals Anything You'll See Hanging On The Walls Of Museums, They're Illustrations More Than Drawings And All The People Are Discovering This And They're Turning On To It.

I Think The Way You Become A Good Storyteller Is To Read A Lot Of Stories And Evaluate Them In Your Own Mind.

I Hate Being Too Serious About Anything. If I'm With My Friend, I Want To Be Having Fun With Him Or Her. And If Anybody Is Reading My Story, I Want Them To Be Not Only Reading The Story, But I Want Them To Feel They're Having Fun; That They're Enjoying It. So Any Way You Can Make It More Informal, More Fun-filled, More Amusing - Instead Of Just A Dry Story That Goes On And On - If There's Any Way To Do That, I Like To Try And Do It.