In The World Of Comic

I Think Most Things I Read On The Internet And In Newspapers Are Propaganda. Everyone From The 'new York Times' To Rupert Murdoch Has A Point Of View And Is Putting Forth Their Own Propaganda. They're Stuck With The Facts As They Are, But The Way They Interpret And Frame Them Is Wildly Different.

The Noir Hero Is A Knight In Blood Caked Armor. He's Dirty And He Does His Best To Deny The Fact That He's A Hero The Whole Time.

I Don't Own An Ounce Of The Work I've Ever Done On 'batman,' And I Still Work On 'batman.' I Love The Character, I Think It's A Lot Of Fun, And It's Kind Of Fun To Be In That Ballpark Every Once In A While, Where You're Seeing A Different Crowd.

I Thought Daredevil Was Kind Of Cool Because He Couldn't Do Anything. I Mean, He's Blind. It Wasn't That He Could Fly. His Major Power Was An Impediment. So I Was Intrigued. When I Took Over He Was Kind Of Like Spider-man-lite, But I Was Able To Project A Lot Of My Catholic Imagery Onto It. And I'd Always Wanted To Do A Crime Comic.

"comic Book" Has Come To Mean A Specific Genre, Not A Story Form, In People's Minds. So Someone Will Call Die Hard "a Comic-book Movie," When It Has Nothing To Do With Comic Books. I'd Rather Have Comics Be The Vehicle By Which Stories Are Told.