I'm At A Stage In My Career

X-men Is Not A Story About Superheroes, But A Story About The Ongoing Revolutionary Struggle Between Good/new And Bad/old. The X-men Are Every Rebel Teenager Wanting To Change The World And Make It Better. Humanity Is Every Adult, Clinging To The Past, Trying To Destroy The Future Even As He Places All His Hopes There.

The More I Think About It, The More I Realize That Schools Are Just Factories For Turning Out Robots, That's All. They Get You When Your Small And Vulnerable And They Take All The Human Parts Away, Bit By Bit, Until You're Just A Wind-up Toy. Turn The Key And Set It Running. And The Toy Goes To University, Gets A Job, Settles Down With Someone Nice.

The Only Time I Ever Met A Character That I Wrote Was When I Met Ian Mckellan, When He Was Playing Magneto In The 'x-men' Movies.

I Couldn't Think Of One Clever Way To Stop This Guy, So I Just Trusted To Mindless Violence.

It's Hard For Me To Believe That A Shy, Bespectacled College Graduate Like Brad Meltzer Who's A Novelist And A Father Is A Really Setting Out To Be Weirdly Misogynistic.