I've Done So Many Superhero Comics, And

Batman: A Force Of Chaos In My World Of Perfect Order. The Dark Side Of The Soviet Dream. Rumored To Be A Thousand Murdered Dissidents, They Said He Was A Ghost. A Walking Dead Man. A Symbol Of Rebellion That Would Never Fade As Long As The System Survived. Anarchy In Black.

Would You Rather See A Super Soldier Battling Nazis Or Something More Serious? Or Lesbians Down A Coal Mine? Generally, The Films Are Engaging In The Same Way As The Comics Are. It's No Coincidence That The Biggest Movies Are Genre-related, Whether It's Lord Of The Rings Or Comic Books.

Matthew Vaughn Phoned Me Up And He Said, "hey, Listen, The Movie Has Just Done Gangbusters. We've Got To Do The Second One." And I Was Like, "matthew, I Have No Second Book. Dave And I Haven't Done It," And He's Like, "you're Kidding!" He Said, "this Movie's Just Made $420 Million!" I Was Like, "...we've Got Nothing." So The Amazing Thing Was, Because We Own The Rights, We Still Get Paid And Everything, Which Is Fantastic.

She Was Like John Rambo Meets Polly Pocket; Dakota Fanning Crossed With Death Wish 4.

The Books Are All Very, Very Different So The Publishers Really Had To Be Different Too.