TODD MCFARLANE: We'll try to explain our thinking on how we're coming across, and why we're doing OVERKILL the way that...(we are).
STAN LEE: You can think and draw at the same time?
TODD: Especially if it's gonna be OVERKILL his equipments got to be "overkill" as well. 
ROB LIEFELD: Oh heck yeah!
STAN: Always remember, always remember -- he's tough, but he's not violent.
[LAUGHTER]
ROB:  He's got the biggest shoulder pads ever existed. 
STAN: I figured he would.
TODD: I'm gonna give him some big knee-pads here, because a guy like him that's got some armor and got some guns, and stuff like that...
STAN: Has to have knee-pads.
STAN: Boy, he looks grim -- doesn't he?
TODD: Kids, you know, I mean, the kids like... the kids like the dark moody stuff, I mean, you know?
STAN: Hmm, they *seem* to, yeah.
STAN: But, I have a question I've been wanting to ask you guys...
STAN: How long does it take these people to get dressed, these kinda characters?
ROB:  Who says they undress?
STAN: I mean, there's something -- they have to get out quickly, to save the world...
STAN: ...but it takes him an hour-and-a-half (1:30:00) to get into all of this stuff...(clip) they work fast.
TODD: That's right, "getting into the costume" is like "going to the bathroom" in comic books -- you never show it, but you assume that Superman and Batman and Spider-Man actually do go and urinate every now and then, right?
STAN: Right. But, you never do show it, do you?
TODD: No. [LAUGHTER]
STAN: But you do show, very often, you show people getting dressed -- especially women, I seem to recall that, now.
STAN: Can you draw a hands? Are you into hand drawing?
ROB:  Oh yeah, I'm the best.
STAN: You do hands?
ROB:  I'm th-
TODD: Then why don't we give them, here, wires coming out here, coming down.
ROB:  Oh they love that stuff!
TODD: The kids, the kids love wires.
STAN: The wires that he'll trip over when he's running.
TODD: Yeah yeah yeah.
STAN: You draw a good wires.
ROB:  Oh, uhmm... >_<
STAN: Does he have a double identity? Is he really a meek account in real life?
ROB:  Who-who-who-who-who else could he be besides OVERKILL?
STAN: Well, I mean, what if when he takes off all these clothes: is he really a 70 pound weakling?
ROB:  I-I-...do you see him ta-
[STAMMERS INCOHERENTLY]
ROB:  Rough fist, 'kay?  Here's his thumb...
TODD: Okay...
ROB:  So he would have three different cannons that're facing ya...
ROB:  ...for the large KAPOOEY!
[PEW PEW SOUNDS]
ROB:  So right here. They can be like missile launchers or whatever, but he's gonna have those right over here.
STAN: What may need to make those value judgments?
STAN: why only three?  He's got four knuckles, because the readers... (clip)
STAN: ...crazy, why does he have more on that side than that side?
ROB:  ...no no...
STAN: For the sake of our unseen viewers: is this really the type of thought process that you guys go through when you create characters?
TODD: Yes.
ROB:  Except, except for we have more than twenty (20) minutes.
[LAUGHTER]
STAN: This is probably longer than you usually take.
STAN: Well I think I've got to say seriously, which isn't easy for me to do, but I think it's very impressive that in a matter of twenty (20) minutes you guys could come up with something like this...
STAN: ...I mean, bad as it is, it's still impressive that you were able to do it this quickly.
TODD: W-w-well we wer-
ROB:  That's a cool logo.
STAN: Rob, you promised that you would draw -- and we would do the talking...
STAN: ...and when you grow up a little more, you know, we'll let you in there with the grown-ups?
ROB:  [BACKTALKING] Alright, I'm sorry, Okay, Yeah...
TODD: When you when you were creating characters, Stan, uh, what was the process back then?
TODD: I mean, because, Rob and I, right now, we do our own writing, and our own drawing.  We-we don't, we don't collaborate with anybody anymore, so...
STAN: That's the problem, and I've been meaning to talk to you guys about that...
STAN: Boy, He is one grim-looking guy.  There's no way this man can move. He's got to have a power to defy gravity I would say just looking at him.
ROB:  He's a tank... I mean... What do you thinking?
STAN: Now the funniest thing would be if you say that these are jets and he's the fastest man alive.
STAN: That, and, the way you have him, look, we've got to justify all of this paraphernalia somehow...
STAN: I don't know you're really doing my character right?  That's all right, I guess, for such, uh, beginners.
STAN: I just want you to, we have a minute-and-a-half (1:30) left, but I want to tighten those feet, okay?  Alright, guys?
ROB:  Okay, give him an ankle bone here, an ankle bone here...
STAN: I think it takes you longer to sign your name than draw a picture!
TODD: Heck yeah, it is!
ROB:  I'm gonna step out, okay?
STAN: Incidentally, you guys have ruined us.  We've decided to give up comics and we're going into showbiz.
