As The Scripts Come In They Are

Hitman Does Well And It Certainly Does Well Enough To Survive, But At The Same Time I Don't Want To Involve The Character Into The Dc Universe Even If It Meant More Sales, To The Point Where We Sort Of Upset The Balance That We Have At The Moment.

If You Look At Marvel Comics, There Are Very Few Marvel Characters I Would Like To Write.

Wouldn't Want To Write The X-men, And I Suppose The X-men Is The Ultimate Marvel Comic, And I Really Wouldn't Want To Go Anywhere Near It At All, Although On The Other Had I Wouldn't Mind Having A Crack At Something Like The Punisher.

Howard Chaykin Was One Of The Few Who Dared To Make Mainstream Comics Different Back In The Eighties; It Was Guys Like Him, Alan Moore And Frank Miller Who Made Sure There'd Be No Going Back. Howard's Work On The Shadow Is Amongst His Very Best: Razor-sharp Character Work, Sizzling Dialogue And An Unsurpassed Sense Of Layout And Design.

It's Nice To Be In A Situation Where The Two Books That I Write For A Sort Of Regular Monthly Income Are Also Works That I Enjoy Immensely, Rather Than Them Being Some Kind Of Bread And Butter, Do It Because You Have To Do It.