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Sina Grace on Connecting with fans through Iceman
Omar: One thing I really loved about the first volume was how you discussed the, you know, you brought in Bobby's parents and you really get to see that whole coming out aspect of it; and it helped define who he is and how people react to it and I know you have received a lot of positive feedback from a lot of people who said that your story touched them. What was that like, like what did that mean to you?

Sina: I mean, that's like honestly the best thing you can ask for if you're making a book about mutants and X-Men, just because the mutant metaphor is always about feeling like marginalized or singled out or being ordered; that's a term that we throw around a lot, and so, when someone says, “I saw myself in this X-Men story”, you are like, “yeah, nailed it”. But it was cool like, you know, I'm so speechless about it; when you think about like someone liked something so much that they like hand wrote you a letter or they did a drawing or like it's just cool. it's really lovely and I used to say this all the time, and I still do right now, at this very moment I'm saying it again; there's a (Slid R Kenny) song lyric, and they say, “this music, it doesn't pay that well but the fans are all right”. And that's how I feel, like as long as there are people, as long as I can find and see people that like appreciate the work, then it's worth doing, you know…

Omar: Absolutely, I feel the same way, just connecting to that one person and making a difference in the one person’s life is enough and that’s...

Sina: Yeah, like you get bummed out when you're like, “oh I just like filled the pages like with story”, like it's so much better when you're doing something affecting and that it's not just like, “oh this is a cool double page spread...”

Omar: He punches this person in...

Sina: Yeah, because you know, that's fun too, you want to make it visually arresting and you want someone to be visually inspired but yet to have someone emotionally moved, that's tight.

Omar: That's what it's all about, I agree with you a 100 percent.