Max Landis: It was interesting because the full quote from Comic-Con is, "I kind of want to do the anti-'All-Star Superman,' which of course is the greatest Superman comic ever written." And I don't know who redacted that quote, but that was the full quote.
On wanting "American Alien" to be the "anti-All-Star Superman," and his love of Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely's acclaimed series: In the first part of his conversation, Max Landis talks about relationships and restaurants before discussing his new seven-part series, "Superman: American Alien." Landis then clarifies his recent controversial statement in which he claimed that he wants "American Alien" to be the opposite of Grant Morrison's classic "All-Star Superman." Landis also spoke about working with some of the best artists in the business, his love of the Middle East Film & Comic Con in Dubai - a convention he's been an integral part of since year one - and the advantages of writing comics over films. Recently, Landis stopped by the CBR Speakeasy in North Hollywood, CA and sat down with executive producer Jonah Weiland to discuss "American Alien," adding to the decades-old Superman lore and how he's clearly improved as a comic book writer over the course of the series. Max Landis Pitches His Dream Sequel to "Man of Steel"
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