Jesus, Man. Why Do People

Ever Since 1980, Sci-fi Has Generally Been More Bladerunner Than Star Wars. People Talk About Star Wars Being The Most Influential Movie Of All Time And Creating The Blockbuster Along With Jaws And That Sort Of Thing, But Really There's Not Been A Space Opera That Anyone Can Go And See.

If I'm Creating A New Superhero, It Shouldn't Be Any Different From Other Superheroes In Terms Of The Qualities. Obviously The Personality Can Be Different. I Think Traditionally In Comics Women Have Tended To Be A Girlfriend Or The Daughter Of Whoever, Whether It's Even Batgirl As Gordon's Daughter, Or Whatever. There Is That Relation Of The Hero, You Know, Like Superman's Cousin, Supergirl. And That's Great. It's Fantastic To Have A Link To These Amazing Characters, But I Kind Of Like The Idea Of Things Being Something In Their Own Right, Which Is Why I've Always Loved Wonder Woman.

Pretty Much All Comic-book People, Like All Hollywood People, For The Most Part, Are Pretty Liberal. I Think Especially Uk Writers. Alan Moore Is Probably The Most Radical Guy You'll Ever Meet. I Grew Up Loving Those Guys, So My Heroes, As A Kid, Were Radical Cartoonists, Essentially. I Couldn't Help But - I Grew Up In A Left-wing Household. But I Do Think It's Fun, Writing Right-wing Characters. I've Found It Interesting, Just As A Writer, To Get Inside Their Heads And Make Them Likeable.

The Past Is An Anchor With Suffering Written On The Rope. I Don't Live There Now. I Am Cutting Myself Free.

The Animated Books Pay The Lowest Rates At The Big Two And You Can Forget About Royalties.