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I Thought I Could Capture The Stories Of The City On Paper. I Thought I Could Write About The Horrors Of The City. Horror Stories You See. I Tell You I Didn't Have To Look Far For Material. Everywhere I Looked, There Were Stories Hidden There In The Dark Corners. . . . I Wrote And Still There Were More. . . . No One Would Publish Them. 'too Horrible,' They Said. 'sick Mind,' They Said. I Thought I Could Write About The Horrors Of The City But The Horror Is Too Big And It Goes On Forever.

Afraid? Batman's Not Afraid Of Anything. It's Me. I'm Afraid. I'm Afraid That The Joker May Be Right About Me. Sometimes…i Question The Rationality Of My Actions. And I’m Afraid That When I Walk Through Those Asylum Gates... When I Walk Into Arkham And The Doors Close Behind Me... It’ll Be Just Like Coming Home.

It's Hard For Me To Believe That A Shy, Bespectacled College Graduate Like Brad Meltzer Who's A Novelist And A Father Is A Really Setting Out To Be Weirdly Misogynistic.

I Just Wanted All The Wars To Be Over So That We Could Spend The Money On Starships And Mars Colonies.

A Comic Will Always Be More 'personal' Than A Dvd Or Cd, Both Of Which Require Electronic 'players' To Decode Their Content. With Comics, The Reader Is The Player So The Engagement With The Material Is Always More Fundamental And Dynamic. Reading Comics Is A Much Less Passive Activity Than Consuming Cds And Dvds.