I Guess In My Own Egotistical Way

Working With The Kind Of Talent That I've Gotten To Work With, Like The Cast Of Sin City, It Makes Me Think Probably More Fully Dimensionally About What Is Going On Behind Their Eyes. But I Draw The Way I Draw, And Ain't Nothing Gonna Change That. Although, I Draw Marv And I Think, "boy, I Could Throw A Little Mickey [rourke] In There."

I Find That If Somebody Is Writing And Drawing A Comic Book, Planning It To Be A Movie And A Game At The Same Time Tends To Lead To A Pretty Lame Job.

When I'm Writing A Comic Book, I'm Thinking About A Character That I'm Going To Be Drawing On The Page. I've Never Drawn A Character To Look Like Who I Want To Cast In A Movie Because I Don't Think That Way. I'm A Real Monomaniac. I Do One Thing At A Time.

The World Doesn't Make Sense Until You Force It To.

Comic-book Pages Are Vertical, And Movie Screens Are Relentlessly Horizontal. But It's All The Same Form. We Use Different Tools, But We Get The Job Done. I'm Completely In Love With Cgi. It's Great For Conveying A Cartoonist's Sense Of Reality.