My Good Films Were Independent

Wizards Was My Homage To Tolkien In The American Idiom. I Had Read Tolkien, Understood Tolkien, And Wanted To Do A Sort Of Fantasy For American Kids, And That Was Wizards.

I Separate Cartooning, Which Is Fun And Wacky And Soulful, From Illustration, Which Is Very Well-drawn And Extremely Uptight To Look At. There's A Difference. I'm A Cartoonist.

Disney Had Such A Hold On The Mind Of America-they Were Adolf Hitler. The Whole Country Thought Disney Was Some Sort Of God And That Animation Was Some Sort Of Pure Thing For Children.

The Art Of Cartooning Is Vulgarity. The Only Reason For Cartooning To Exist Is To Be On The Edge. If You Only Take Apart What They Allow You To Take Apart, You're Disney. Cartooning Is A Low-class, For-the-public Art, Just Like Graffiti Art And Rap Music. Vulgar But Believable, That's The Line I Kept Walking.

My Movies Continue To Be Found And Be Sold Because There's Something Going On In Them.