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This Should Be Agony. I Should Be A Mass Of Aching Muscle - Broken, Spent, Unable To Move. And, Were I An Older Man, I Surely Would ... ... But I'm A Man Of Thirty - Of Twenty Again. The Rain On My Chest Is A Baptism - I'm Born Again.

The Comics I Read As A Kid Were All About Guys In Tights. But Here Was A Guy Who Wore A Fedora. He Fought Crime Like They Did In Marvel And Dc, But He Did It In The Real World. I Had Just Turned 12 When I Met The Spirit And It Was A Strange Coincidence. At The Same Time I Discovered Girls I Fell Out Of Love With Guys In Tights.

When I'm Writing A Comic Book, I'm Thinking About A Character That I'm Going To Be Drawing On The Page. I've Never Drawn A Character To Look Like Who I Want To Cast In A Movie Because I Don't Think That Way. I'm A Real Monomaniac. I Do One Thing At A Time.

Deadly Little Miho. She Won't Let You Feel A Thing Unless She Wants You To. She Twists The Blade. He Feels It.

It Is More Raw And Unfettered And I'm More Likely Going Into Something You Could Call Extreme Cartooning. There's A Lot Of That In The Course Of 'holy Terror.' There Are Interludes Where There Are Pictures - Cartoon Pictures - Of Modern Figures And They Are All Wordless. It's Up To Readers To Put The Words In.