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What I Do With Everything Is Take Things Out Of Real Life. You Encounter All Sorts Of Stories. It's A Lot Of Your Friends And Family, Sometimes There's Quite Sad Episodes In Their Life And Everything. So Just Little Things I've Picked Up Along The Years Always Find A Way Into All Of My Stories.

I Don't See One As Bring Better Or More Literate Than The Other And There's A Real Buzz To Not Only Writing About A Character I Love Like Superman, But Also Writing Something That Kids Can Enjoy.

I Love The Fact That They [girls ]are Into Superman And Green Lantern And Batman And Everything, And They Really Do Have All Those Toys As Well, But I Don't Want All Their Role Models To Be Men.

There Probably Aren't A Lot Of New Superheroes Around, So Whenever One Appears, It Makes A Bit Of Noise. Really, Most Of The People Who Are My Friends Write Characters They Loved As Children. I Get That, As Well, Because That's Why I Got Into Comics. But I'm Also Taking This Massive Liberation Creatively, Going Off And Doing New Stuff. The First And Foremost Reason I Do It Is Because I Think They're Fun, And I Can Do Anything I Want. I'm Not Constrained By Continuity.

Decision-making Is A Skill. Wisdom Is A Leadership Trait.