More From Edgar Wright On Getting Ant-Man To Kick Ass!

More From Edgar Wright On Getting Ant-Man To Kick Ass!

The writer and director of the planned Marvel Studios movie talks about meeting with Stan Lee to discuss the characters potential, what comic run might inspire the adaptation and how cool a tiny hero kicking ass really is...

By JoshWilding - Dec 16, 2010 08:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Ant-Man
Source: Digital Spy



"I think it's an advantage that he's a character to maybe have a little more fun and lisence with. It's funny, I met Stan Lee in the States and he told me that Ant-Man was the one character that he came up with they never got right, himself included, that when he used to write him, they never quite nailed it even though it was the best idea."

"I remember reading Marvel Premiere in 1979 of John Byrne's Ant-Man and I really like that. I think it's a great premise as you've never seen an incredible shrinking man fil where the person who can shrink is the hero. Usually it's someone in peril. It'll be fun to see someone who can kick ass that is only this big!"





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