Movies Help The Sales Of The Comics.

Some People Are Able To Not Only Entertain The Public In Any Way That They Can But Also In Some Way To Throw In Some Sort Of Inspirational Message With The Entertainment. I Have Always Tried To Do That With Whatever I Wrote. And I'm Sure That A Lot Of Other Writers Do, Too.

Quality. That's The First Word, The One Word That Comes To Mind When I Think Of The Books Published By Abrams. In A World Where So Many Companies Are Willing To Cut Corners, To Do Things The Easy Way In Order To Enhance The Bottom Line, It's Gratifying To Know That There's One Company That Obviously Takes Such Pride In Its Finished Product, One Company That Can Always Be Counted On To Design And Produce A Book That Is, Itself, As Much A Work Of Art As The Illustrations On Its Pages.

Everybody Is Excited About Their Projects And I'm Excited Too. It's Not Like Working. It's Like Playing With Your Friends. When I Was A Kid, I'd Say To My Mother, "can I Go Out And Play With The Kids Now?" Now I'm Out Playing With The Kids All Day Long.

I Have Always Tried To Have A Message, Not To Be A Preacher, But A Message That Shows It's Better To Be A Good Guy Than A Bad Guy, And I Try To Make It Clear That Doing The Right Thing Is More Attractive Than Not.

I Think There's The Element Of The Excitement Of What I'm Going To See, And With The Special Effects Where You See Men Flying And Walking Through Walls And Shooting Flame Or Whatever They Do, Especially The Younger Audiences, Which Make Up A Bulk Of The Moviegoers, They Love That Sort Of Thing.