When Fangoria asked about the inspiration....

I noticed that Fangoria link is dead. The writer of the article posted it on his own website:
http://fullecirclestuff.blogspot.com/2009/11/making-of-godkiller.html
It's a very thorough piece, he interviews Danielle Harris, Nicki Clyne, Tiffany Shepis, and Matt Pizzolo.

That quote is slightly out of context:

"Matt Pizzolo: I first started tooling around with the world of Godkiller when I was on tour in Europe for my first film Threat. While visiting churches and museums, I was really struck by the juxtaposition of pagan art and Christian art. Especially in Italy and France, there's this enduring legacy of holy war in the art itself... I was fascinated by how religions and mythologies and cultures compete for disciples through art. And I was also struck by the similarities between Vatican City and Disneyland.

So I thought it would be fun to design a new mythology for *beep* and misfits. I called it Godkiller, because it seemed like each new mythology was trying to kill off the gods of previous mythologies... and so my story would begin with a character who was literally killing off the gods of previous mythologies.
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My goal with it is to present heroes that don't behave heroically because it's their job to maintain the status quo or because they're bored and want to rescue a princess, they act heroically because they're regular misfits who are trying to do the best they can for each other in an unjust, *beep* up world."

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