NEAL ADAMS SOBRE LA DIFERENCIA ENTRE SU GREEN LANTERN Y LA ACTUALIDAD

I think that it's true that they are [some of the most relevant comics ever published] and I think if you read them you'll find that they are. 

We got a black Green Lantern; we got drug addiction handled in comic books; we attacked political figures; we attacked union towns. We attacked lots of things in those comic books that should be grist for the mill. 

It may be that we're beginning to catch up, because you know that we're doing -- we're destroying an awful lot of cities and civilizations in comic books now. 

At a certain point we have to sit back and go, just how many civilizations are we gonna destroy on how many Crisis planets? 

And how many times are we gonna rebuild New York again after the Avengers, the X-Men, Superman and all the rest of these characters go and half-destroy it? Aren't we gonna have to settle down and do some real stories about real people and real problems? 

I think that's the case. I think what's gonna happen is we're gonna have to back off a little bit and go, "Well, let's do some real stories about real people."