I Admired Anybody Who Could

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 Feel That My Characters All Have Some Part Of My Character. I Feel That They're All Me In Some Way, Certainly Not In Individuality, But They All Bear Elements Of What I Feel.

Nobody Ever Asked Me To Do Anything. Nobody Knew What To Do. When Comics Were Brand New, Nobody Knew What Kind Of Comics To Make. So You Were Mostly On Your Own.

All Life On Earth Is Subject To The Rumbles And Rockings Of The Parent Stucture Which Has No Control Over The Disastrous Effects Of Its Stresses And Strains On Whatever Thrives On Its Surface. The Ambitions And Dreams Of Men Are Irrelevant To This Planetary Giant Which Pursues Its Own Way In Its Own Manner. Man Is Its Child, Tenant And Still, To This Date, Its Captive.

I've Done Things That I Wouldn't Ordinarily Seem Capable Of Doing. And I've Proven Myself In Situations Where There's Life And Death At Stake. And So, I Can Live With Myself Knowing That It's Not A Matter Of Guts Or Anything Like That. It's A Matter Of Willingness To Go The Length, To Transcend Yourself.