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The Success [of The X-men], I Think, Is For Two Reasons. The First Is That, Creatively, The Book Was Close To Perfect ... But The Other Reason Is That It Was A Book About Being Different In A Culture Where, For The First Time In The West, Being Different Wasn't Just Accepted, But Was Also Fashionable. I Don't Think It's A Coincidence That Gay Rights, Black Rights, The Empowerment Of Women And Political Correctness All Happened Over Those Twenty Years And A Book About Outsiders Trying To Be Accepted Was Almost The Poster-boy For This Era In American Culture.

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.

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

I Spent As Much Time Writing Proposals In '98 And '99 As I Did Writing Scripts.

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.