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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.

Virtually Every Kid Is Exposed To Giants And Ogres And Talking Wolves, And So Forth. And Magic. And I Think You Never Outgrow Your Love For Those Imaginative, Fanciful, Farfetched, Fantastic Characters And Situations.

The Cliché I Tried To Avoid Was I Hated "teenage Sidekicks." I Always Figured If I Were A Superhero, There's No Way On God's Earth That I'm Gonna Pal Around With Some Teenager. So My Publisher Insisted I Have A Teenager In The Series, Because They Always Felt Teenagers Won't Read The Books Unless There's A Teenager In The Story; Which Is Nonsense.

Everything Has Changed And We're All Living In One City Now. What Happens Somewhere Affects Things Everywhere, So I Have To Be Careful And Whatever Stories I Work On, I Want Them To Have Redeeming Moral Values.

I Think Any Comic Book - Or Really, Any Book That You Can Read - In A Sense Is An Educational Tool In That It Helps Literacy. The More You Read, The Better You Get At It. It Almost Doesn't Matter What You Read, The Important Thing Is For Young People To Become Readers.