>Which characters did you feel like you pressurized in an interesting way?
>CP: Batman, and that was purely selfish because I’m sick of Batman, he’s everywhere! He’s leading the Justice League, Justice League of America, he’s got his own team in Detective Comics, he’s got eight million Robins. Enough with this guy. Enough with this guy! So, I never liked him in the Justice League at all, because Denny (O’Neill) didn’t like him in it, and Denny was my mentor. So, right from the beginning I thought that was wrong. I just said, well, if a guy is juggling this many plates, soon for later one of them is gonna hit the floor and crack. And that’s what this whole arc is about. That one plate hits the ground. Batman is exhausted, he misses some little minor detail, somebody ends up getting killed, and then all the dominoes start falling for the Justice League. So, Scott Snyder and I worked this out that I knock all the dominoes over, and then when he arrives he starts picking them back up again. So, that’s basically what we’re doing.
>CP: Batman, and that was purely selfish because I’m sick of Batman, he’s everywhere! He’s leading the Justice League, Justice League of America, he’s got his own team in Detective Comics, he’s got eight million Robins. Enough with this guy. Enough with this guy! So, I never liked him in the Justice League at all, because Denny (O’Neill) didn’t like him in it, and Denny was my mentor. So, right from the beginning I thought that was wrong. I just said, well, if a guy is juggling this many plates, soon for later one of them is gonna hit the floor and crack. And that’s what this whole arc is about. That one plate hits the ground. Batman is exhausted, he misses some little minor detail, somebody ends up getting killed, and then all the dominoes start falling for the Justice League. So, Scott Snyder and I worked this out that I knock all the dominoes over, and then when he arrives he starts picking them back up again. So, that’s basically what we’re doing.
