I Really Am A Very Research-oriented Writer.

There Are So Many Shows Out There, So You Really Need To Work Hard To Separate Yourself And Cut Through The Static.

"i'm Going To Put Out Something That I Believe In, Or I'm Not Going To Do It." I'm Really Scared Of Putting Out A Product That People Will Say, "oh, That's Not As Good As The Other Thing."

When You're Writing Tv Or Movies Your Vernacular Is Time, It's All Based On Rhythms, A Character Takes A Beat Or Two Characters Have A Moment, Like Everything Is About Time. And When You're Writing A Comic, Everything Is About Space. It's How Many Panels To Put On A Page, When Should You Do A Full Page Splash, What Is The Detail That You See In Any Particular Image.

The Ability To Get Inside Your Character's Head In A Graphic Novel Is Really Fun And Useful Because One, You Can Really Define The Character's Voice And Two, It's A Way Easier Way To Convey What The Character's Thinking By Actually Laying Out What He's Thinking.

I'm Not A Fan Of Endless Mystery In Storytelling - I Like To Know Where The Mythology's Going; I Like To Get There In An Exciting, Fast-paced Way - Enough That There's A Really Clear, Aggressive Direction To Where It's Going, To Pay Off Mystery And Reward The Audiences Loyalty.