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I Tried To, From My Very Early Years, I've Been An Inveterate Movie Goer And Still Am And I, I Love The Medium. So What I, What I Draw And What I'm Still Doing, Is Part Of That Particular Orientation.

If A Carpenter Makes A Chair That's Comfortable For The Person Who's Going To Sit In It, He's Done His Job. If A Train Engineer Gets A Train In On Time, He's Going To Make Someone Happy Who's Waiting At The Station. And If An Artist Draws The Kind Of A Picture That People Are Going To Enjoy Looking At, Or He Makes A Visual Story Which People Are Going To Enjoy Reading, He's Done His Job.

I Felt The Comics Grew Because They Became The Common Man's Literature, The Common Man's Art, The Common Man's Publishing.

Nobody Ever Asked Me To Do Anything. Nobody Knew What To Do. When Comics Were Brand New, Nobody Knew What Kind Of Comics To Make. So You Were Mostly On Your Own.

If America Gave Anybody Anything It Is Ambition. Bad Things Would Come Out Of It Because Some Guys Are In A Hurry, But That Doesn't Mean They're Evil Or Anything, It Just Means They Fall Into Bad Grace Somehow.