Well, most TV shows and even films are really, really shitty compared to their representations in comic books.

Because of the huge expense that films and movies cost to produce, they respond to focus testing in regards to what kind of plot people want to experience, and ultimately what people want to see. Hence, every movie and TV show tends to be very safe, and typical. They play on tropes, and draw people in with the same small handful of plot points, from one show to another.

Comic books are much cheaper to produce, so the authors have much more freedom to be creative. A lot of that creativity is killed by the process of going to film or TV, where there is a much higher financial risk to the production company.

he's probably upset they did not consult with him. he was the guy who made daredevil and batman very very popular in comic books but the trouble is he does not own the characters.

i think because he has had some success with sin city and rubbing shoulders with movie stars it's swollen his head a bit. he needs to give credit where it's due.