Before It Was A Bomb,

I Was A Clubber In The Nineties. I Went Dancing Every Week.

Write Comic Books If You Love Comic Books So Much That You Want To Write Them. Don't Write Them Like Movies. Comics Can Do A Lot Of Things That Movies Can't Do, And Vice Versa.

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.

I Write Constantly, So It Flows From One Project To The Next, And I Would Edit Everything Endlessly If I Had The Chance. I Can Always See Ways To Improve What I've Done. At The Same Time, Knowing It's All An Ongoing Life's Work Allows Me To Be Less Precious About Blind Alleys, Failed Experiments, And Misfires.

Everyone Does Magic All The Time In Different Ways. "life" Plus "significance" = Magic.