I'm A Comic Book Artist. So I

I Find That If Somebody Is Writing And Drawing A Comic Book, Planning It To Be A Movie And A Game At The Same Time Tends To Lead To A Pretty Lame Job.

People Are Attempting To Bring A Superficial Reality To Superheroes Which Is Rather Stupid. They Work Best As The Flamboyant Fantasies They Are. I Mean, These Are Characters That Are Broad And Big. I Don't Need To See Sweat Patches Under Superman's Arms. I Want To See Him Fly.

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.

I Was Always Into Noir. When I Lived In Vermont I Was Drawing Stuff That Looked Like An Amateur Doing 'sin City'. When I First Got To New York I Was Swiftly Informed That They Only Did Guys In Tights.

Nancy's Got A Guardian Angel. Seven Feet Plus Of Muscle And Mayhem That Goes By The Name Of Marv.