The Fundament Of A Superhero

I Moved To New York And Was Told, "go Back Home. We Don't Need You. Go Pump Gas. You're From Vermont. We've Got No Use For You. You're Not Drawing Guys In Tights." So, I Learned How To Draw Guys In Tights, And I Put Them In As Many Crime Situations As I Could.

Alfred: Hmf. I Suppose You'll Take Up Flying Next, Like That Fellow In Metropolis.

I Check The List. Rubber Tubing, Gas, Saw, Gloves, Cuffs, Razor Wire, Hatchet, Gladys, And My Mitts.

It's One Thing To Be Sitting At A Drawing Board, Alone In Your Home And Coming Up With A Fantasy Character, And Drawing Her Whichever Way You Feel Like Drawing, Then Dealing With A Real Performer. All Of A Sudden, Things Change. It's Amazing, In Working With Actors, How Much I Learn From Them And How Many New Lines Will Come To Mind Because Of Their Personality Or Their Strengths.

What I Want To Bring Back To Superheroes With This Project Is A Sense Of Play. Things Have Gotten So Dreary. The Heroes Have Gotten So Ugly That Even Their Muscles Have Muscles.