I'd Love To Do A Whole Series

I Have Always Loved Horror Very Much. I Used To Write Stories For Dc's House Of Mystery. It Was One Of My First Jobs Writing For Comics, And I Loved It.

Anyone Can Write A Story Based On The Kind Of Horror Where You See A Guy In Car And Then There's The Bad Guy In The Back Seat. It's Infantile To Rely On That For Telling A Story. That's Like Going To Bed And Thinking There's A Monster Under Your Bed. It's Silly.

My Work Is So Unorthodox That From One Panel To The Next, The Drawings Are Completely Different... Totally Opposed To The Way Of Working In Something Like Animation, Where Every Drawing Has To Look Like The One Before.

Once You've Established Where You Are, You Go To The Character And Elaborate On Expressions And Action.

When You're Drawing Comics, You Get Very Involved In How The Story Is Going To Develop And You Spend More Time Daydreaming On That Particular Subject.