Singing A Song, Playing Sports - Anything

From 1940 To About 1960, I Had Been Writing Just Regular Comics, The Way My Publishers Wanted Me Too. He Didn't Want Me To Use Words Of More Than Two Syllables If I Could Help It. He Didn't Want Me To Waste Time On Worrying About Good Dialogue Or Characterization. Just Give Me A Lot Of Action, Lot Of Fight Scenes.

These Stories Of People With Unusual Powers And Unusual Appearances, Who Do Unusual Things, People Are Always Fascinated By Them.

What Did Doctor Doom Really Want? He Wanted To Rule The World. Now, Think About This. You Could Walk Across The Street Against A Traffic Light And Get A Summons For Jaywalking, But You Could Walk Up To A Police Officer And Say "i Want To Rule The World," And There's Nothing He Can Do About It, That Is Not A Crime. Anybody Can Want To Rule The World. So, Even Though He Was The Fantastic Four's Greatest Menace, In My Mind, He Was Never A Criminal!

In A Sense, The Artwork Is The Most Important Thing In Getting Somebody To Buy A Book. The Person Probably Won't Buy A Book If He Doesn't Like The Artwork. Once You Buy It For The Artwork, You Hope That The Story Will Also Be Good.

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.