I Enjoyed Reading Batman, And Superman, And

The Cliché I Tried To Avoid Was I Hated "teenage Sidekicks." I Always Figured If I Were A Superhero, There's No Way On God's Earth That I'm Gonna Pal Around With Some Teenager. So My Publisher Insisted I Have A Teenager In The Series, Because They Always Felt Teenagers Won't Read The Books Unless There's A Teenager In The Story; Which Is Nonsense.

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 Don't Really See A Need To Retire As Long As I Am Having Fun.

Comics Are Stories; They're Like Novels Or Anything Else. So The First Thing You Have To Do Is Become A Good Storyteller.

If You Have A Character That Seems To Be All Perfect, It's Hard To Relate To Him Because When You Read A Story You Really Want To Empathize With The Character That You Are Reading About. And It's Hard To Empathize With Someone Who Is Flawless And Who Has No Problems.