Leaders Don't Ever "arrive." If We Ever

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.

The Lovely Thing Is, If Marvel Had A Spider-man Movie Over At Sony Or Something, They Own The Rights To The Character, And The Editors And Producers Make Suggestions And Get Notes And Things. But You're Talking About Matthew Vaughn And Jane Goldman. They're Two Of The Best People In The World. The Notes Are Just Things Like, "this Is Absolutely Brilliant."

I Was Desperate To Work With Stuart Immonen, Who I Have Talked With For Several Years About Doing A Project Together. So Just The Stars Aligned. I Knew That Stuart Had A Little Break In His Schedule, Where He Would Be Willing To Do A Project With Me. So This Year I've Been Very Lucky.

You Kind Of Worry For The Characters In A Way That You Don't Normally In Sci-fi, Because Sci-fi Tends To Be About The Ideas, And This Is About People.

Organizations Who Win, Think Deeply, Choose Wisely, And Act Decisively.