:28:00
That's hole number one.
:28:03
I'm going to be extremely skeptical
about all this.
:28:06
About all what?
:28:09
I'm assuming you've never been injured.
Would I be wrong in that assumption?
:28:13
Dad's been injured.
:28:16
Is the child correct?
:28:19
Yes, sir. In college,
I was in a car accident.
:28:23
- Was it serious?
- He couldn't play football any more.
:28:28
That's hole number two.
:28:32
That's a big one.
:28:38
Mr Price, can we talk about
the note that you left on my car?
:28:42
I've studied the form
of comics intimately.
:28:45
I've spent a third of my life
in a hospital bed...
:28:47
with nothing else to do but read.
:28:50
I believe comics
are our last link...
:28:53
to an ancient way
of passing on history.
:28:56
The Egyptians drew on walls.
:28:59
Countries all over the world still pass
on knowledge through pictorial forms.
:29:03
I believe comics
are a form of history...
:29:05
that someone somewhere
felt or experienced.
:29:09
Then, of course,
those experiences and that history...
:29:11
got chewed up in the commercial
machine, got jazzed up...
:29:14
made titillating,
cartooned for the sale rack.
:29:19
This city has seen its share
of disasters.
:29:22
I watched the aftermath
of that plane crash.
:29:25
I watched the carnage
of the hotel fiire.
:29:27
I watched the news waiting to hear
a very specifiic combination of words...
:29:32
but they never came.
:29:35
Then one day I saw a news story
about a train accident...
:29:39
and I heard them.
:29:41
"There is a sole survivor...
:29:43
and he is miraculously unharmed."
:29:49
I have something called
osteogenesis imperfecta.
:29:53
It's a genetic disorder.
:29:55
I don't make a particular
protein very well...
:29:57
and it makes my bones
very low in density.