The World Is Not About Batman And

America Is A Very Special Place. In This Country, You Have The Best And The Worst At The Same Time. Whatever You Can Imagine.

You See A Picture And You Understand Perfectly, Immediately, The Basic Thing That's Happening. It's Probably More Accessible Because We Are In A Culture Of Images. People Are Used To Seeing Stories That Way. They Understand Looking At Pictures.

Words Also Are Filters. They Have To Be Translated. Even In The Original Language, There Is Interpretation And Some Ambiguity. If There's A Cultural Difference Between The Writer And The Reader, That Might Come Out In Words. But With Pictures, There's More Efficiency.

I Hate This Word 'graphic Novel.' It Is A Term Publishing Houses Have Created For The Bourgeois So They Wouldn't Be Ashamed Of Buying Comics... I'm Not A Graphic Novelist. I Am A Cartoonist And I Make Comics And I Am Very Happy About It.

To Tell You The Truth, I Never Wanted To Become A Moviemaker. It Was Like I Was A Cinepihile, And I Go, Like, Three Or Four Times Per Week To The Cinema, And I Like To Watch Films.