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I'm Lucky. I Don't Have To Produce The Whole Movie. What I've Been Doing Is Just Coming Up With Ideas For Movies. I Write A Concept, A Treatment, An Outline, And If I Sell That To A Studio, Then Someone Else Does The Actual Production And I Go On To Another Project, Although I Keep The Title Executive Producer.

Superheroes? In New York? Give Me A Break!

All I Thought About When I Wrote My Stories Was, "i Hope That These Comic Books Would Sell So I Can Keep My Job And Continue To Pay The Rent." Never In A Million Years Could I Have Imagined That It Would Turn Into What It Has Evolved Into Nowadays. Never.

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

I Had Been Writing Comic Books For Years And I Was Doing Them To Please A Publisher, Who Felt That Comics Are Only Read By Very Young Children Or Stupid Adults. And Therefore, We Have To Keep The Stories Very Simplistic... And Those Were All Things I Hated.