I enjoy this job enormously, I feel as though i can make a difference here. Not only for the company I helped to found but also for the industry and the art form that I have loved all of my life. I have no intention of vacating this post any time in the foreseeable future. This is a GREAT gig!

I do not see any kind of "duality." This is a business, that must be understood from the off-set. Every creator must approach his daily operation like a small business (in essence, that is what every individual is, a small business unto himself). A creator coming into this field must have a work ethic that allows him to produce on a daily basis and must be responsible to everyone else on his "food chain." This is no way flies in the face of the fact that the medium is an artform and every creator owes it to his audiance to make the bast art he is capable of within whatever limitations of talent he has. These are intertwined and not at all at odds one with the other.

It is a strong line of books from well respected professional creators. It is but one small part of the larger whole that Image Central is becoming. For me, it is a joy to able to bring old friends like Mark Waid and George Perez under the "i"--in fact, it is gratifying on both a personal and a professional level to work with so many talents I appreciate and admire.

My hope is that the perception of what Image is and what Image can be will be changed as a result of Gorilla and all of the other things we're doing. I want to instill a new confidence for the brand in fans, retailers and creators. Gorilla represents a part in that for me.