An Old Man Dies. A Young Woman

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.

Hell's Waking Up Every Goddamn Day And Not Even Knowing Why You're Here.

Comic-book Pages Are Vertical, And Movie Screens Are Relentlessly Horizontal. But It's All The Same Form. We Use Different Tools, But We Get The Job Done. I'm Completely In Love With Cgi. It's Great For Conveying A Cartoonist's Sense Of Reality.

My Feeling Is That The Hero Has Now Been Defined By Phrases Like The Odious One That We Were All Raised With - Crimes Does Not Pay. Of Course It Pays, You Schmuck. That's Not Why We Don't Do It. We Don't Do It Because It Is Wrong.

People Are Attempting To Bring A Superficial Reality To Superheroes Which Is Rather Stupid. They Work Best As The Flamboyant Fantasies They Are. I Mean, These Are Characters That Are Broad And Big. I Don't Need To See Sweat Patches Under Superman's Arms. I Want To See Him Fly.