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In The U.s., Superman Or Batman Or Something, The Law-enforcement People, Are The Most Famous Comic Characters. Americans Have A Respect, I Think, For Badges And A Respect For Uniforms. I Think That's, In Some Ways, Quite A Nice Thing, But It Can Be Dangerous, Too, Because It Can Obviously Be Abused.

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.

I've Done So Many Superhero Comics, And I've Actually Just Been Really Excited About Sci-fi, And Chrononauts And Starlight Were Both Sci-fi, Which I Had A Great Time Doing.

Pretty Much All Comic-book People, Like All Hollywood People, For The Most Part, Are Pretty Liberal. I Think Especially Uk Writers. Alan Moore Is Probably The Most Radical Guy You'll Ever Meet. I Grew Up Loving Those Guys, So My Heroes, As A Kid, Were Radical Cartoonists, Essentially. I Couldn't Help But - I Grew Up In A Left-wing Household. But I Do Think It's Fun, Writing Right-wing Characters. I've Found It Interesting, Just As A Writer, To Get Inside Their Heads And Make Them Likeable.

When That Character And The X-force Appeared, They Took The Comic World By Storm. You Have To Look At Those Numbers. And You See That That Isn't Rob Liefeld's Only Creation. There's All These Other Things, Like Cable And Domino. There's So Many Things That Actually Could Be Fascinating Onscreen And Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen Before Onscreen. So I Think Fox Is In A Really Nice Position Where They've Got Something That Feels As Wide And Different As The Marvel Universe.