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"When I was eight, watching STAR WARS for the first time, Tarkin didn't make much of an impression on me. I was too locked into Darth Vader, natch. But Tarkin... Tarkin... TARKIN blows up Alderaan, not Vader. He's the biggest villain in the original movie. What makes HIM tick?" -- Greg Pak
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Meet the Skrulls #1
Mar. 6th, 2019 08:11 pmcyberghostface
"There's a great quote from Kurt Vonnegut, from his book Mother Night, 'We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.'
Everyone wears a mask in some form or another. A work face, a social face, or what have you. There are times when we play a part. The Warners are here to play a part in destroying mankind. But the longer they stay among us, the more they pretend to be like us, the more they become like us.
I think the Warners are also relatable because they're a family. They're a unit of spies, but it's a family unit. And they have all the trappings of a family; parenting disagreements, sibling rivalry, etc.
Obviously, The Americans on FX was an inspiration for the book, but so was the Fantastic Four. I love the adventures Marvel's First Family go on, and all the amazing characters they interact with, but to me, Reed, Sue, Johnny and Ben are timeless and relatable because they're a family -- with all the good and bad that comes with that. The Warners are a family, too, and our hope is that dynamic reveals that maybe Skrulls aren't so bad after all.
Maybe they're just like us." -- Robbie Thompson
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