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I Do Know That People Enjoy Reading A Comic Book And Saving It And Collecting The Comics. And Sharing Them And Trading Them With Friends. That May Be Something You Can't Do As Easily With Digital Comics.

Achilles, Without His Heel, You Wouldn't Even Know His Name Today.

Some Artists, Such As Jack Kirby, Need No Plot At All. I Mean I'll Just Say To Jack, "let's Let The Next Villain Be Dr. Doom" ... Or I May Not Even Say That. He May Tell Me. And Then He Goes Home And Does It. He's So Good At Plots, I'm Sure He's A Thousand Times Better Than I. He Just Makes Up The Plots For These Stories. All I Do Is A Little Editing ... I May Tell Him That He's Gone Too Far In One Direction Or Another. Of Course, Occasionally I'll Give Him A Plot, But We're Practically Both The Writers On The Things.

Usually, The Biggest Hang-up Is The Script. You Could Have A Script Done In Six Months That You Love, Or It Could Be Like The Fantastic Four It's Been Almost 10 Years.

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.