So it takes on meaning from that standpoint. And if that isn't the most notable thing, it's certainly one of them. From a career perspective, I look back on it and realize what I am most known for and most remembered for. So I would then say that I think that in terms of meaning, for me, that meaning has changed just because it has endured. I could not have appreciated at that time how it would last and endure this many years. And then you know, we continue to move on and do different stories. But that I thought that moment would probably last a year or two, something like that. But it was something that we were doing at the time that I always knew would live in that moment. Screen Rant: Just as a creative, how has the meaning of this event changed for you over time? And what does it mean to you now?ĭan Jurgens: In terms of meaning, I would say that at the time, I won't say it was just a story, because we knew it was a special story. And we build some of that commentary into this story, of course. And also, kind of see, again, just what things were like at that time.
And this just gives us a chance for them to see a different aspect of it. Because obviously, we have a number of readers who may not have been there in 92, when the story first came out, but have read the trade paperback or seen the animated movies, or whatever it might be since. So what we started to talk about was this idea of a project that if you were there at the time, and saw just kind of how crazy everything was, that we could do something that would appeal to you, as that reader and say, "Well, here's what it was like, you remember this," and they're gonna go "Yeah, I remember that, that was a lot of fun, that was a crazy time." And by the same token, do a bit of a commentary so that for readers who weren't there at that time, we could build some things into this particular story. And once you get that far removed from the original project – I think we have a lot of people out there who are aware of this story, but weren't necessarily there when it first came out. Dan Jurgens: It came about because we started to realize we were kind of hitting the 30 year mark.
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