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Maybe There Will Always Be A Market For The Regular Comic Books Because You Can Read [them] At Your Own Pace. You Can Save Them, Collect Them, [then] Go Back And Read Them Again.

Everybody Is Excited About Their Projects And I'm Excited Too. It's Not Like Working. It's Like Playing With Your Friends. When I Was A Kid, I'd Say To My Mother, "can I Go Out And Play With The Kids Now?" Now I'm Out Playing With The Kids All Day Long.

I'm Not A Guy Who Gets Inspirations.

In The Beginning Marvel Created The Bullpen And The Style. And The Bullpen Was Without Form, And Void; And Darkness Was Upon The Face Of The Artists. And The Spirit Of Marvel Said, Let There Be The Fantasic Four. And There Was The Fantasic Four. And Marvel Saw The Fantasic Four. And It Was Good.

I'm No Prophet, But I'm Guessing That Comic Books Will Always Be Strong. I Don't Think Anything Can Really Beat The Pure Fun And Pleasure Of Holding A Magazine In Your Hand, Reading The Story On Paper, Being Able To Roll It Up And Put It In Your Pocket, Reread Again Later, Show It To A Friend, Carry It With You, Toss It On A Shelf, Collect Them, Have A Lot Of Magazines Lined Up And Read Them Again As A Series. I Think Young People Have Always Loved That. I Think They Always Will.