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Comic-book Pages Are Vertical, And Movie Screens Are Relentlessly Horizontal. But It's All The Same Form. We Use Different Tools, But We Get The Job Done. I'm Completely In Love With Cgi. It's Great For Conveying A Cartoonist's Sense Of Reality.

Mighty Cultures Never - Are Almost Never Conquered. They Crumble From Within. And Frankly, I Think That A Lot Of Americans Are Acting Like Spoiled Brats Because Everything That Isn't Working Out Perfectly Every Time.

People Are Attempting To Bring A Superficial Reality To Superheroes Which Is Rather Stupid. They Work Best As The Flamboyant Fantasies They Are. I Mean, These Are Characters That Are Broad And Big. I Don't Need To See Sweat Patches Under Superman's Arms. I Want To See Him Fly.

In The World Of Comic Books, "troublemaker" Means Someone Who Has Some Sense Of Dignity.

The Most Questionable Thing I Did Was Make Superman A Government Agent. If This Had Been A Superman Story, I'd Never Have Done That - And I Know That, Because I Have A Superman Story I Want To Tell Someday. In This Story, Batman Was The Hero, So The World Was Built Around Him.