I didn't who the hell Blok was, or where he came from, or what he wasĭoing there. Three years-because of course I hadn't bothered to keep any of that up to date. Until I wrote it, then re-reading my own material, and then re-readingĮverything that followed it, and updating my notebook for those The earlier material in Adventure Comics and Action Was sat down, and I re-read the series, skimming through everything of Over again, or actually just before I decided to take it over again, HOWELL: Have you been keeping track of the series since you left I have it all in a notebook, soĪll I have to do is flip it open, and I don't have to do all that researchĪll over again. Men, and which one is the unexplored planet where they have super-technologyĪnd weapons no one's ever seen before. I know the four thousand stupid worlds we've establishedĪcross the galaxy, which ones have three-toed people, which one has the It is for most of the staff, because having written it already, I know It's a much easier book for me to write than Now, with having given up The World's Greatest Super-Heroes newspaper strip some months back, have time to take something on. Was too big a piece to keep in the schedule, if I was really going toĬut back. I cut back, relaxed a bit, not out of dislike for The Legion, but it I was averaging writing about sixty pagesĪ month, on top of my staff work, and it was just too much for me.
Something else too, I don't even remember what else anymore. At that point I was writing The Legion,Īnd "The Justice Society," and "The Huntress," and
I enjoyed writing it the two years I did it. Must be fairly powerful to draw you out of all your other responsibilities,
HOWELL: What sort of commitment do you have to The Legion? It This interview was edited by Richard Howell and Summer, 1981, shortly after it was announced that Levitz would be returning Levitz at the DC offices in the Warner Communications Building in late 15-21) Cover of Comics Feature #15 (1981) art by Chuck Patton, ©1981Ĭomics Feature editors Richard Howell and Carol Kalish interviewed "Comics Feature Interviews Paul Levitz" (pp. The stories were illustrated mostly with historicalĪrt, but there were three pieces which appeared to be commissioned specially - one of which accompanies the second article here. I did not scan the thirdĪrticle "Super-Team Spirit by Murray R. I have scanned this story in from the original.
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