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Some of your books make it seems like you believe in actual literal magic, do you? ()

I can write down a few words and make people thousands of miles away, whom I have never met and will never meet, laugh tears of joy and cry tears of true sorrow for people who do not exist and have never existed and never will exist. If that isn't actual literal magic I don't know what is.

Hey! You're Pretty cool! I am so happy for you , the Terry prachete estate, Niel Gaiman, and all others who are working with you; for making such an amazing Kickstarter that it broke Records! Congrats! It's almost unbelievable that you guys hit 1mil so fast!

I'm so excited for it!!

My question is do you have a favorite quote from the book, or a favorite scene that you have drawn? And who is/are your favorite character(s) to draw?

Wow, that is a fun question.

I really love drawing everybody. It just makes me so happy, so it's hard to pick a favorite.

But within a short time after turning in the pages, I was kinda busted ( in a fun - no, you don't have to redraw anything, it's just obvious - way) for my crushing on Crowley. So maybe it's Crowley.

It's really hard to pick a line because almost every single line is funny. It's murder cutting any line. I can't keep every line because it would overwhelm the art and drown it in captions, so I have to cut something. But I hate doing it.

These are a few lines that send me every time:

"Oh, lord, heal this bike."

"If you stopped tellin' people it's all sorted out after they're dead, they might try sorting it all out while they're alive."

"Hell wasn't a major reservoir of evil, any more than Heaven, in Crowley's opinion, was a fountain of goodness; they were just sides in the great cosmic chess game. Where you found the real McCoy, the real grace and the real heart-stopping evil, was right inside the human mind."