Yeah, Hitman I Suppose Is

It's Nice To Be In A Situation Where The Two Books That I Write For A Sort Of Regular Monthly Income Are Also Works That I Enjoy Immensely, Rather Than Them Being Some Kind Of Bread And Butter, Do It Because You Have To Do It.

I Can't Really Put It In One Sentence Because Although On One Hand Preacher Is About Faith And Yes It Is Also About, I Suppose, The Search For God, The Search For Faith And The Manipulation And The Abuse Committed By Figures In Whom I Suppose People Have Faith.

I Suppose That Heartland, Unknown Soldier And Pride And Joy Represent Not A Quieter Side But More Of A Serious Side To My Work, Something I've Been Getting Into Recently.

Wouldn't Want To Write The X-men, And I Suppose The X-men Is The Ultimate Marvel Comic, And I Really Wouldn't Want To Go Anywhere Near It At All, Although On The Other Had I Wouldn't Mind Having A Crack At Something Like The Punisher.

Howard Chaykin Was One Of The Few Who Dared To Make Mainstream Comics Different Back In The Eighties; It Was Guys Like Him, Alan Moore And Frank Miller Who Made Sure There'd Be No Going Back. Howard's Work On The Shadow Is Amongst His Very Best: Razor-sharp Character Work, Sizzling Dialogue And An Unsurpassed Sense Of Layout And Design.