If You Look At Marvel Comics, There

With A Mini Series You Can Give The Story A Proper Sense Of Pacing, A Proper Sense Of Closure.

I'm The One Who Steps From The Shadows, All Trenchcoat And Cigarette And Arrogance, Ready To Deal With The Madness. Oh, I've Got It All Sewn Up. I Can Save You. If It Takes The Last Drop Of Your Blood, I'll Drive Your Demons Away. I'll Kick Them In The Bollocks And Spit On Them When They're Down And Then I'll Be Gone Back Into Darkness, Leaving Only A Nod And A Wink And A Wisecrack. I Walk My Path Alone... Who Would Walk With Me?

I Tend To Forget What I'm Doing Will Ever Be Read While I'm Writing It, And Just Get On With The Task At Hand.

Preacher Is A Book That Somehow Allows Me Time By Its Settling On It's Characters, That Sort Of Modern Gothic Western Feel. You're Not Likely To See The Boat Veering Too Far From That.

Hitman Does Well And It Certainly Does Well Enough To Survive, But At The Same Time I Don't Want To Involve The Character Into The Dc Universe Even If It Meant More Sales, To The Point Where We Sort Of Upset The Balance That We Have At The Moment.