The Movies Have Made The Comic Books

I Hate Being Too Serious About Anything. If I'm With My Friend, I Want To Be Having Fun With Him Or Her. And If Anybody Is Reading My Story, I Want Them To Be Not Only Reading The Story, But I Want Them To Feel They're Having Fun; That They're Enjoying It. So Any Way You Can Make It More Informal, More Fun-filled, More Amusing - Instead Of Just A Dry Story That Goes On And On - If There's Any Way To Do That, I Like To Try And Do It.

I'm Practically An Actor. Even When You Do An Interview, It's Like You're Performing A Little Bit, So Yeah, I'm Enjoying It, It's Fun.

If I Were Retired I Wouldn't Know What To Do Because I'd Have To Think, Well, Now What Is It I Want To Do? And What I Want To Do Is What I'm Doing. I Enjoy Coming Up With New Ideas, Which If I'm Lucky They Might Be Good Ideas. I Enjoy Seeing Them Take Shape. And I'm Having Fun Doing It. So I Wouldn't Know Why I'd Want To Retire.

I Never Thought That Spider-man Would Become The World Wide Icon That He Is. I Just Hoped The Books Would Sell And I'd Keep My Job.

If Nobody Is Looking For A Story, And I Have No Reason To Write A Story, I Would Really Much Rather To Do Anything Else Because It's No Fun Writing Stories, Particularly Not For Me. I Just Do It In Order To Sell Them And Make A Couple Of Bucks.