Since About 1980 Kenny Werner Has Been

I Really Don't Have A Lot In Common With The People Who Attend The Comic Con. It's Like Assuming That All People Who Write Prose Are The Same.

I Met Robert Crumb In 1962; He Lived In Cleveland For A While. I Took A Look At His Stuff. Crumb Was Doing Stuff Beyond What Other Writers And Artists Were Doing. It Was A Step Beyond Mad.

It Makes You Feel Good To Know That There's Other People Afflicted Like You.

Even A Pretty Traditional Comic Book Writer Can Make Valuable Contributions To The Internet.

There Was A Survey Done A Few Years Ago That Affected Me Greatly. It Was Discovered That Intelligent People Either Estimate Their Intelligence Accurately Or Slightly Underestimate Themselves, But Stupid People Overestimate Their Intelligence And By Huge Margins. (and These Were Things Like Straight Up Math Tests, Not Controversial Iq Tests.)