To Tell You The Truth, I Never

The "problem" Is That Comic-con Is So Damned Successful. People Who Are There Seem To Have A Wonderful Time. The Very Size Of It Makes It Exciting. Wherever You Look, There's Something Exciting. The Attendees Are Always Looking Around For A Familiar Face. It's Either 'there's A Movie Star!' Or, 'there's A Tv Star!' Or, 'there's The Guy Who Drew The Green Lantern!' It Means So Much To The Fans. It Makes Them Feel Like They're Where It's Happening. It's Like Woodstock.

I Think Superheroes Are Bigger Than Life And They're Very Colorful.

The Way I'm Doing It Is I'm Trying To Think To Myself, "okay, I Have The Name Superman, And He's Going To Be A Guy That Deserves The Name 'superman.' I'm Trying To Forget About Krypton, About The Daily Planet What Would I Do If I Was Thinking It Up?" I Can Do It Any Way At All..i Can Make Him An Eskimo Midget Who's Toothless And Blind... I Can Do Anything. It's Difficult .

Superheroes? In New York? Give Me A Break!

Comic Books Are Just A Way To Show A Story. Then There Are The Movies, And Television And Exhibits Like This That Take The Stories And Make Them Seem So Realistic. In The Comic Book, You're Just Reading A Story - Hopefully A Good, Exciting Story That Whets Your Appetite For All Of This Stuff To Come.