It wasn’t that long ago that rumors had Greg Pak’s World War Hulk headed to theaters–and while those rumors seem to have mostly fallen apart at this point, it’s worth noting that he’s currently writing one series–Batman/Superman–that was announced as a major motion picture at San Diego Comic Con International earlier this month.Fate can be funny that way, we guess.Pak has, in fact, established himself as one of the big “Superman guys” at DC right now, taking on Batman/Superman just weeks before being announced as the new, ongoing writer on Action Comics. And all of that while still working on Eternal Warrior for Valiant and his original graphic novel Code Monkey Save World with musician Jonathan Coulton and artist Tak Miyazawa.Pak joined ComicBook.com to talk about his approach to teaming the two characters, how it feels to be writing comics’ most enduring character while he’s enjoying more attention than he’s had in years and how having one of your leads on the big screen can help the book catch fire.Note: As you can see from the last question, this e-mail was conducted via e-mail and the questions were asked prior to the announcement of the Batman vs. Superman movie.
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