Once We've Learned Enough About

I Couldn't Draw Anything That Was Too Outlandish Or Too Horrible. I Never Did That. What I Did Draw Was Something Intriguing. There Was Something About This Monster That You Could Live With. If You Saw Him You Wouldn't Faint Dead Away.

I Feel That Man Can Transcend Himself To A Point Where He Can Accomplish Greater Things Than He Thinks. I See People Depressed And I See People Who Devalue Themselves And I Feel That's A Terrible, Terrible Waste. But I Love The People Who Try. But Try Fairly, Try Honestly.

I Get A Lot Of Comics, And I Can Look At A Comic And Tell Immediately Whether I'll Enjoy It Or Not. There Are Elements In The Stories That I Have No Rapport With. I See Dirty Language, I See Sleazy Backgrounds; I See It Reflected In The Movies, The Movies Are Comics To Me. And I Don't See A Sleazy World. I See Hope. I See A Positive World.

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.

I Began To Learn About The Universe Myself And Take It Seriously. I Know The Names Of The Stars. I Know How Near Or Far The Heavenly Bodies Are From Our Own Planet. I Know Our Own Place In The Universe. I Can Feel The Vastness Of It Inside Myself. I Began To Realize With Each Passing Fact What A Wonderful And Awesome Place The Universe Is, And That Helped Me In Comics Because I Was Looking For The Awesome.