two interviews

Two interviews that have come across my desk today from my childhood heroes:

From keyne , Berkeley Breathed, in VICE magazine, still saying things that leave me unable to figure out whether I'm being played or not:

I will say that Opus is really Scout from Mockingbird in many ways. He’s a motherless innocent, adrift and wandering about in an adult world of confusion, betrayal, and incivility. We experience it through both their eyes.

And, from fraterrisus, Bill Watterson's first interview in more than twenty years:

I think some of the reason "Calvin and Hobbes" still finds an audience today is because I chose not to run the wheels off it.