Comics Are Stories; They're Like Novels Or

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I've Written So Many Things Over The Years That I Don't Want To Go Back To Being Just A Scriptwriter. I'm In What I Consider To Be The Enviable Position Of All I Have To Do Is Come Up With The Idea And Write An Outline That Makes It Seem Like It's A Viable Idea That Will Interest People, And Then Other People Write The Scripts -- And I Become The Executive Producer Or The Producer, Depending On How Much Involvement I Have, And I Get A Creative Credit And Then Move On To The Next Project.

Comic Books Themselves Are Getting More Literate. And There Are People Who Are Screenwriters And Television Writers And Novelists Who Are Writing For The Comics, For Some Reason, They Love Doing It And Some Of The Art Work In The Comics, I Mean It Rivals Anything You'll See Hanging On The Walls Of Museums, They're Illustrations More Than Drawings And All The People Are Discovering This And They're Turning On To It.

The Comic Book Industry Has Turned Into The Wellspring For All Of These Movies That Are All Based On The Comic Books.

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