I'm A Happy Man Because Whatever I'm

An Artist Has To Be Humble, An Editor Must Be Officious, And A Publisher Must Be Somewhere Out In The Galaxy Enjoying Godhood. It Was A Caste System, Pure And Simple. And It Was Accepted That Way. Nobody Thought Of Contracts, Nobody Thought Of Insisting On Better Deals.

A Man Is Entitled To Draw Things In His Own Style. I Didn't Hurt Superman. I Made Him Powerful. I Admire Superman, But I've Got To Do My Own Style.

Superman Is Going To Live Forever. They'll Be Reading Superman In The Next Century When You And I Are Gone. I Felt, In That Respect, I Was Doing The Same Thing. I Wanted To Be Known. I Wasn't Going To Sell A Comic That Was Going To Die Quickly.

I've Never Done Anything Half-heartedly; It's A Disservice To Me And The Audience If I Do It Half-heartedly.

I Don't Like To Work In An Office. I Like To Work In My House, To Be Among My Own Thoughts. The Idea Is For An Editor To Let His Artist Alone, Let Them Be Themselves, Let Them Exchange Their Own Ideas And You'll Come Up With Something Salable.