I Couldn't Afford [buying Marvel].

My Problem Is I Don't See And Hear That Well, So When I Go To The Movies, I Can Make Out What's Going On, But I Can't Hear What They're Saying. And After The Movie, I Have To Ask Whoever I'm With "now, What Was That All About?"

I've Written So Many Things Over The Years That I Don't Want To Go Back To Being Just A Scriptwriter. I'm In What I Consider To Be The Enviable Position Of All I Have To Do Is Come Up With The Idea And Write An Outline That Makes It Seem Like It's A Viable Idea That Will Interest People, And Then Other People Write The Scripts -- And I Become The Executive Producer Or The Producer, Depending On How Much Involvement I Have, And I Get A Creative Credit And Then Move On To The Next Project.

If I Were Retired I Wouldn't Know What To Do Because I'd Have To Think, Well, Now What Is It I Want To Do? And What I Want To Do Is What I'm Doing. I Enjoy Coming Up With New Ideas, Which If I'm Lucky They Might Be Good Ideas. I Enjoy Seeing Them Take Shape. And I'm Having Fun Doing It. So I Wouldn't Know Why I'd Want To Retire.

I Love Marvel And The People There. Im Glad I M Still Part Of It.

I Know The World Expects Me To Have Superpowers, And It'll Be Quite A Disappointment. But I Just Play Myself.