Even more so than his own life story, he was born to tell this story.

People would have been like, 'You suck in comics, like you suck in everything else!' Thank god I brought Ralph with me, because it was the story he was born to tell. The Batman '66 series has been done insanely well thus far, my entry, alone, walking into that bat cave would have been dismal. If I was a new reader and The Widening Gyre was my first Batman comic I. His gimmick is beautifully, maniacally simple, and crucially, there’s no other medium that can accommodate it like comics. I would tell people they shouldnt read Kevin Smiths Batman stuff (his other. Fletcher Onomatopoeia makes me utterly giddy. He could work with Kevin Feige to make a Marvel-DC crossover movie where the Avengers meet Superman and Batman happen. But if I went into this solo, man, it would have been ham-fisted and it just would have been on the nose. Page from Batman: Cacophony by Kevin Smith, Walt Flanagan, Sandra Hope, Guy Major, and Jared K. Part of that effort was a live Yahoo event featuring DC fanatic Kevin Smith talking to Steel director Zack Snyder and co-star Amy Adams, which you can watch. That’s to say that James Gunn is now in the driver’s seat. I thought I loved the Batman/Green Hornet crossover of old because I was like, 'Holy shit! That's the original Avengers of our generation!' The first time you saw a couple pair of superheroes standing next to each other wearing crime fighters and masks, right? So, there's something of an affection for it even if the 'Green Hornet' series never lived up to the fun of that two-parter. The actor/director Kevin Smith has defended Warner Bros decision to cast Ben Affleck as Batman by detailing the customised Batcave door Affleck once had installed More on the Ben Affleck. This is one of the rare cases when I did, and it reminds me why I don't write with people because they fucking take over! This was the guy you want to take over, Ralph did an amazing fucking job. Religiously followed by the comic loving and geek community, Smith is an ardent fan of superhero epics such as Batman, Superman and various DC and Marvel comics.

KS: This was a rare case, I rarely work with people, I really don't write with people. An epitome of versatility, Kevin Patrick Smith is a well-known film-maker, comedian, podcaster, comic book writer and public speaker.

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