You Fought Fair. If The Other Guy

I Taught Myself How To Draw, And I Soon Found Out It Was What I Really Wanted To Do. I Didn't Think I Was Going To Create Any Great Masterpieces Like Rembrandt Or Gauguin. I Thought Comics Was A Common Form Of Art, And Strictly American In My Estimation, Because America Was The Home Of The Common Man - And Show Me The Common Man That Can't Do A Comic. So Comics Is An American Form Of Art That Anyone Can Do With A Pencil And Paper.

An American Is A Guy, A Rich Guy With A Family, A Decent Guy With A Family With As Many Kids As He Likes, Doing What He Wants, Working With People That He Likes, And Enjoying Himself To His Very Old Age.

I Feel That Man Can Transcend Himself To A Point Where He Can Accomplish Greater Things Than He Thinks.

Superman Is Going To Live Forever. They'll Be Reading Superman In The Next Century When You And I Are Gone. I Felt, In That Respect, I Was Doing The Same Thing. I Wanted To Be Known. I Wasn't Going To Sell A Comic That Was Going To Die Quickly.

I Won't Do Anything Bad, And I Resent Very Deeply Bad People Who Haven't Got The Ability, Who Try To Interfere With The Kind Of Work I'm Trying To Do Because Nobody's Going To Benefit From It.