Kid ... Comics Will Break Your Heart.

I Didn't Resolve The Questions... And I Find That Entertaining. And If My Life Were To End Tomorrow, It Would Be Fulfilled In That Manner. I Would Say, 'the Questions Have Been Terrific.'

The Artist Is The Lowest Form Of Life On The Rung Of The Ladder. The Publishers Are Usually Businessmen Who Deal With Businessmen. They Deal With Promotional People. They Deal With Financial People. They Deal With Accountants. They Deal With People Who Work On Higher Levels. They Deal With Tax People, But Have Absolutely No Interest In Artists, In Individual Artists, Especially Very Young Artists.

There Were Very Strict Social Conventions, And You Adhered To It, And I Think It Gave You A Lot Of Character. When A Man Said Something, He Meant It. He Wasn't Kidding Around. There Were No Jokes Involved. Nobody Was In The Mood To Joke Unless You Hit A Guy With A Baseball Bat.

I Feel That Life Is A Series Of Very Interesting Questions, And Very Poor Answers. But I Myself Am Willing To Settle For The Questions. If The Questions Are Interesting, I Feel I Evoke Them In What I Do. I Feel That Should Be Good Enough For Everyone Else.

The People Who Worked In Comics Were Terrific Guys. I Had A Good Association With Them, And I Enjoyed Comics For That Very Reason.