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I Don't See One As Bring Better Or More Literate Than The Other And There's A Real Buzz To Not Only Writing About A Character I Love Like Superman, But Also Writing Something That Kids Can Enjoy.

When I Was A Kid Growing Up In The '80s, The Bbc Showed Those Old Buster Crabbe Serials Like Flash Gordon And Buck Rogers. So Instead Of Ponderous Sci-fi Or Depressing Sci-fi Or Dystopian Sci-fi And All The Things We're Kind Of Used To, Where It's Always Raining And It's Always Dark, I Thought, "wouldn't It Be Nice To Do Something That Was Just Fun And Absolutely Nonstop?" Like, I Love Writing Action, And This Thing Is That. It's All Action.

Even When I Was A Little Boy, When I Was Seven, I Absolutely Loved Wonder Woman, And I Saw Her As One Of The Superhero Greats With Superman And Batman, And I Think It's Because She Was Her Own Thing. She Always Felt Like The Real Deal The Same Way That Superman And Batman Did. Whereas The She-hulks And Spider-women And All That Kind Of Thing Felt Like A Continuation Of A Concept.

Maybe In This Star Wars World Maybe Subconsciously I Was Preparing Myself. But I've Just Found All Of My Ideas I've Been Coming Up With Are Big Sci-fi Things, And I Wanted To Do A Big Epic, A Big Space Opera, And This Is It. This Is Mine.

Writers Are The Most Terrible Kleptomaniacs.