Leaders Don't Ever "arrive." If We Ever

It's Been A Very Interesting Exercise As A Writer - Writing A Little Family Group, Like The Incredibles Or The Simpsons Or Something Like That, And Setting It In A Big Star Wars-type Setting. It's Been Really Fun, Definitely Different From The Kind Of Thing I Normally Do.

I'm Very Lucky That I Have This Other Career That Runs Alongside My Comic Career, Which Is A Film Career, And I've Been Given This Really Lovely Setup Where They Seem To Make The Movies Very Quickly As Well.

Leaders Don't Ever "arrive." If We Ever Think We're Done, We Are Done!

I Just Love The Fact That All My Pals Are Basically Looked After. You Know, We Have These Amazing Deals, These Guys Split 50 Percent. We Have Ownership 50 Percent, All The Bonuses 50 Percent, And Everybody's Going To Be Alright. So Going Forward Into The Future, Every One Of These Millarworld Projects, As We Call Them, 50 Percent Partners On Everything. So It's Just A Really Happy Environment To Be Working In.

Even When I Was A Little Boy, When I Was Seven, I Absolutely Loved Wonder Woman, And I Saw Her As One Of The Superhero Greats With Superman And Batman, And I Think It's Because She Was Her Own Thing. She Always Felt Like The Real Deal The Same Way That Superman And Batman Did. Whereas The She-hulks And Spider-women And All That Kind Of Thing Felt Like A Continuation Of A Concept.