"As a young person reading comics, starved to see my own life experience reflected on the page, I remember thinking it seemed only possible for that to happen as a one-off story relegated to a D-List character," he said.
Then they all looked at me, and basically said: "What do you think we should do?" I was sitting there thinking that I seem to be the least qualified person in this room to make this decision.
These days, he likes to ask, "Daddy, are you thinking what I'm thinking?" (I never seem to be thinking what he's thinking).
She remembers thinking it seemed early to be arriving in Lisbon.
Thinking, it seems, was my problem.
I haven't got that, maybe I should have that.' That's all I'm thinking about, and everything I seem to write is about that.
I felt stupid for thinking I wouldn't have seemed creepy.
I seem to remember thinking, "This must have been done at least a hundred times before".
And finally thinking he seemed pretty swayed, I dropped the bomb.
I couldn't help thinking Runels seemed to gravitate toward victims of trauma.
