I Love Marvel And The People There.

If You Have Superheroes Or Characters That Exist In The Same World, And You're Doing Movies Of Them, Wouldn't It Be Fun To Put A Couple Of Them Together In One Movie? Audiences Love That. It's A Natural Thing To Do That.

I Think Any Comic Book - Or Really, Any Book That You Can Read - In A Sense Is An Educational Tool In That It Helps Literacy. The More You Read, The Better You Get At It. It Almost Doesn't Matter What You Read, The Important Thing Is For Young People To Become Readers.

Ideally, Anything One Writes Should Have A Social Conscience: If You Can Write A Story That Thrills, And With A Good Message, That's The Perfect Type Of A Story.

I Had A Publisher Who Felt Comics Were Just For Little Kiddies, So He Never Wanted Me To Use Words Of More Than Two Syllables.

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.