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I Tried To, From My Very Early Years, I've Been An Inveterate Movie Goer And Still Am And I, I Love The Medium. So What I, What I Draw And What I'm Still Doing, Is Part Of That Particular Orientation.

I Never Had Stock Endings. I Didn't Believe In Stock Endings. To Make The [reader] Happy Was Not My Objective, But To Make The [reader] Say, "yeah, That's What Would Happen" - That Was My Objective.

There Was One Time They Knocked Me Out And Laid Me In Front Of My Mother's Door. And In Order For My Mother Not To Be Shocked They Readjusted My Clothes And They Saw That Nothing Was Rumpled And I Looked Very Comfortable Next To The Apartment Door, So When My Mother Would Open The Door It Wouldn't Be That Much Of A Shock.

I Felt The Comics Grew Because They Became The Common Man's Literature, The Common Man's Art, The Common Man's Publishing.

I Admired Anybody Who Could Make A Buck With His Drawing.