You Can't Kill A Good Comic Book

I Never Tried To Write For Other People. I Liked People Who Had Problems I Might Have, Because We All Have Insecurities, Regrets. I Like Heroes Who Were Not 100-percent Perfect, Who Things To Take Care Of.

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.

No Matter How Good A Story Is, If You're At A Newsstand And You See A Lot Of Comic Books, You Don't Know How Good The Story Is Unless You Read It. But You Can Spot The Artwork Instantly, And You Know Whether You Like The Artwork, Whether It Grabs You Or Not.

I Couldn't Afford [buying Marvel]. I Hope I Have Enough Money For Dinner Tonight!