That he’s brought Booster Gold and Skeets to Smallville Season Eleven is old news now that Bryan Q. Miller has announced that Wonder Woman is on her way to the CW Network’s comic book spinoff–but the currently-ongoing arc has been fresh and fun, which is in keeping with Miller’s sensibilities.Having won himself a legion of devoted followers during his run on Batgirl just before the launch of the New 52, it’s perhaps not surprising that the smartly-written Smallville Season Eleven has found an audience, or that Miller is using it as an opportunity to write a Superman book where the character can have some fun. It’s a theme that runs through his work, including his upcoming all-ages graphic novel Earthward, a science fiction novella funded through Kickstarter.Miller joined ComicBook.com for a discussion on Earthward, Smallville and the broad appeal he does his best to cultivate with his work.ComicBook.com: Do you think there’s a similarity in terms of the sensibilities that you have to write to with both Earthward and Smallville? I mean, with the former you’re trying to write a book that’s good for kids while keeping it interesting for their parents. With the former, you’re working within, basically, what would be the constraints of TV which is arguably a similar approach.
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