Quotes On Comics

Comics are the rock ‘n’ roll of literature.

In the time before jets, when the last shuttle left La Guardia at eleven, I flew home to Logan on a virtually empty DC-7 and one of the seven other passengers I recognized as Al Capp.

Webcomics have proven they can be successful and profitable for single cartoonists, but I’ve yet to see a company utilize them as anything other than a promotional tool.

The Justice League is like the pantheon of Greek gods.

Cheap to produce, easy to distribute, and packed with drama (high or low), they [comics] are about the only serious antagonists of the cerebral abstraction that fills the art academies at the moment.

In print, the comics are as much a part of many people’s morning routines as a cup of coffee.

I write and draw “comics” in an attempt to figure out who I am and what purpose there may be to my existence.

I hate pornography.

You can go to a comics store and see a bunch of middle aged guys trying their damnedest to ignore each other, even though they spend their days surrounded by people who have no idea what any of this comics stuff is about at all.

Comics are [for the normal child] a means of healthful ego-strengthening and a source of amusement.