I Couldn't Afford [buying Marvel]. I Hope

The "problem" Is That Comic-con Is So Damned Successful. People Who Are There Seem To Have A Wonderful Time. The Very Size Of It Makes It Exciting. Wherever You Look, There's Something Exciting. The Attendees Are Always Looking Around For A Familiar Face. It's Either 'there's A Movie Star!' Or, 'there's A Tv Star!' Or, 'there's The Guy Who Drew The Green Lantern!' It Means So Much To The Fans. It Makes Them Feel Like They're Where It's Happening. It's Like Woodstock.

I Always Sympathized With The People Who Did Work For Hire; I Was One Of Them.

When You Work With People Whom You Like And You Admire Because They're So Good At What They Do, It Doesn't Feel Like Work. It's Like You're Playing.

You Can Read A Shakespeare Play, But Does That Mean You Wouldn't Want To See It On The Stage?

I Wanted Them To Be Diverse. The Whole Underlying Principle Of The X-men Was To Try To Be An Anti-bigotry Story To Show There's Good In Every Person.