I Never Duck Out Of A Fight;

I Feel That Man Can Transcend Himself To A Point Where He Can Accomplish Greater Things Than He Thinks. I See People Depressed And I See People Who Devalue Themselves And I Feel That's A Terrible, Terrible Waste. But I Love The People Who Try. But Try Fairly, Try Honestly.

I Don't Like To Work In An Office. I Like To Work In My House, To Be Among My Own Thoughts. The Idea Is For An Editor To Let His Artist Alone, Let Them Be Themselves, Let Them Exchange Their Own Ideas And You'll Come Up With Something Salable.

I Tried To, From My Very Early Years, I've Been An Inveterate Movie Goer And Still Am And I, I Love The Medium. So What I, What I Draw And What I'm Still Doing, Is Part Of That Particular Orientation.

I've Never Done Anything Half-heartedly. It's The Reason My Comics Did Well. It's The Reason My Comics Were Drawn Well. I Can't Do Anything Bad.

There Were Very Strict Social Conventions, And You Adhered To It, And I Think It Gave You A Lot Of Character. When A Man Said Something, He Meant It. He Wasn't Kidding Around. There Were No Jokes Involved. Nobody Was In The Mood To Joke Unless You Hit A Guy With A Baseball Bat.