‘Fifty Shades’ author delights fans at Comic-Con

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"So all these years later, to come back and to do it in I think its more pure form, stop-motion, exploring other kids, other monsters, weird teachers, things related to the story that were kind of rattling around, made it feel like it was a new thing. I didn’t feel like I was just revisiting something. It felt like it was a whole new project."

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