Of Course, Mothers Were Very

I Was An Artist, But Not A Self-proclaimed Great Artist, Just A Common Man Who Was Working In A Form Of Art Which Is Universal.

I Draw People As I See Them. I'm Not Involved In Making Artistic Masterpieces. My, My Object Is To Mirror People And I've Always Done That.

Nobody Ever Wrote A Story For Me. I Told In Every Story What Was Really Inside My Gut, And It Came Out That Way. My Stories Began To Get Noticed Because The Average Reader Could Associate With Them.

I Tried To, From My Very Early Years, I've Been An Inveterate Movie Goer And Still Am And I, I Love The Medium. So What I, What I Draw And What I'm Still Doing, Is Part Of That Particular Orientation.

I Felt The Comics Grew Because They Became The Common Man's Literature, The Common Man's Art, The Common Man's Publishing.