Of What Import Are Brief, Nameless Lives

Everybody Learns Differently And Everybody Gets To A Certain Point From A Different Direction.

If You're Going To Write Something, That's Going To Be Read By People, A Lot Of People, You Hope It Will Not Only Entertain Them But Maybe Do Them Some Good In Some Way.

I'm No Prophet, But I'm Guessing That Comic Books Will Always Be Strong. I Don't Think Anything Can Really Beat The Pure Fun And Pleasure Of Holding A Magazine In Your Hand, Reading The Story On Paper, Being Able To Roll It Up And Put It In Your Pocket, Reread Again Later, Show It To A Friend, Carry It With You, Toss It On A Shelf, Collect Them, Have A Lot Of Magazines Lined Up And Read Them Again As A Series. I Think Young People Have Always Loved That. I Think They Always Will.

It's The Fact That Fans Still Care. I Like All The Comics Conventions: The Smaller Ones Are Easier, The Bigger Ones Are Exciting.... Each One I Say: Never Again. But They're All Great.... These Things Are Important Because They Keep The Fans' Interest Alive In Comics. They Keep The Fans Reading And Their Imaginations Stimulated.

I Hated Teenagers In Comics Because They Were Always Sidekicks. And I Always Felt If I Were A Superhero, There's No Way I'd Pal Around With Some Teenager, You Know.