We Can Deny Angels Exist, Convince Ourselves

Origin Stories Are Really Important To Me. I Just Like That Sort Of Stuff And I Feel Like It Makes A Lot Of Sense To The Guys, Who They Are. If You Don't Have That Stuff, It's Kind Of A One Dimensional Version Of It.

I Used To Be A Huge Fan Of Heavy Metal Magazine Growing Up, And I Was Exposed To Cobalt There And Fell In Love With The Character And The World. I've Tried To Track It Down And Pursue It Myself To Make A Movie Out Of It. Also I Felt Like The Thing That's Cool About Cobalt Is It Does Have A Culty Kind Of Underground Quality To It That I Really Like.

My Mom Always Encouraged Me, It Was Never Weird. She'd Look At 'heavy Metal' And Go 'woo-hoo!'

I Think Up To This Point, It's Been Difficult To Suggest A World Where Batman And Superman And Wonder Woman And Others Could Exist In The Same Universe. That Was One Of The Things I Really Wanted To Try And Get At. Not To Mention, The Amazing Opportunity To Bring Those Characters And Have Those Characters Tell An Important Story, Their Own Story, Within The Confines Of A Film.

I Always Say, I'm Certain I Changed 'watchmen' Less Than The Coen Brothers Changed 'no Country For Old Men.' I'm Certain Of It. But You Don't Hear The Cormac Mccarthy Fans, Like, Up In Arms About It. They Should Be. It's Like An Amazing Pulitzer Prize-winning Book.