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The listing of Mark Millar and Pepe Larraz' Big Game trade paperback for the 26th of December lists 20 Millarworld comcis crossing over.

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent star Nicolas Cage revealed '60s Batman star Adam West wasn't a fan of his impression in Kick-Ass.

With a very lively fanbase behind it, Mark Millar recently addressed rumors of a potential Kick-Ass 3 with a much more concise answer.

20th Century Studios' film adaptation of Mark Millar's Starlight has found its director in Attack The Block helmer Joe Cornish.

Today sees the publication of Rorschach #3, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes. But this week's issue looks at the story of

With the success of the Kick-Ass films and shows like The Boys and Cobra Kai, the time is right to bring the franchise to television.

Image Comics has a big launch for Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw's Crossover #1 in November 2020 solicitations, as well as the resolicitation for the delayed

Why do more people not talk about this Stan Lee cameo, one that baffles most of the internet? There has to be a reason it happened.

Image Comics/Millarworld have been publishing a number of Kick-Ass and Hit-Girl series on late, based on Mark Millar and John Romita 's Marvel comic book,

If Watchmen can be a success on film and now as a TV series on HBO, why not revisit some other franchises like "Kingsmen" "Kick-Ass" and "Scott Pilgrim"?

"The Kingsmen" prequel reunites "Kick-Ass" director Matthew Vaughn and star Aaron Taylor-Johnson joining an already loaded all-star cast.

Now that Netflix has bought Millarworld (save for Hit-Girl, Kick-Ass, and Kingsman), they have also bought the exclusive writing services of Mark Millar

Scottish Netflix comic book mogul Mark Millar has revealed the next superstar creative team that will take over Kick-Ass: writer Steve Niles and

This time on Bleeding Cool Chatter: Comics Talk, we discuss the newly rebooted Kick-Ass and how it measures up to the original.

A new Kick-Ass arises. Her name is Patience. She is a veteran, and she needs to feed her family. All of these come together for her putting on the green and yellow suit. Is it a good read?

Mark Millar has announced his second brand-new ongoing series with Image Comics, and it is Hit-Girl, keeping the world of Kick-Ass under Image.

Last week, movie pitchman, carnival barker, and sometime comic book creator Mark Millar teased some big news about Kick-Ass and Hit Girl to be unveiled

Mark Millar posted a tweet teasing the possibility of another Kick-Ass movie or, perhaps, a Hit-Girl spin-off.

These include – but are not limited to – Kick Ass and Nemesis. He's already put the word out for an artist to be paid $10,000 an issue plus royalties deal for a new Hit-Girl title written by another as-yet-unnamed individual It is quite likely that other creators will be offered similar deals, depending on their[...]

I only have to pick up an issue 2 of Kick Ass 3 to find, Anyone else like to play? And the big question is… will this make Mark do it more? Or less?           @jasonzman04 what are you talking about? — Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) October 30, 2013 A new Tumblr has been set up dedicated to a particular[...]

Earlier this year, cosplayer and CBS correspondent Blake Northcott wrote for Bleeding Cool, I recently reached out to Kick-Ass creator Mark Millar about

But he did give us a breakdown of his foreign sales on Kick Ass. US and UK comic creators often discount how many sales we have in Europe DC pay a very small percentage of what comes in and Marvel don't pay foreign at all The DC royalties were so minute, even on an evergreen, that[...]

The superteam formed in Kick Ass 2 And a name that Mark Millar had trademarked last year Could this be those guys all grown up and looking like the League? Unless of course this is Millar returning the the world of Red Son….   Mark Millar writes, Hmm What could this be? Who's the artist? And which well-known[...]

(UPDATE: Now with sourced visuals) We ran an article about this on Bleeding Cool this morning. But now Mark Millar has gone official on how he sees all

The final issue of Kick Ass is out today, Kick Ass 3 #8 by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. Who lives, who dies, that's for you to read But the boys do something interesting that will enrage and delight readers, depending See, there are some that see Millar as just making comics to be turned[...]

And Kick-Ass ended…well pretty damn kick ass I don't spoil anything, but I felt I needed to say it wasn't a let down in any way. Dynamite and Milligan's Terminal Hero #1 is full of hookers and blow, truly creators unleashed Alan Moore writes and stars in the new God Is Dead as the High Priest[...]

Mark Millar has news for us on the very, very, end of Kick Ass Forever Until we get a Justice Forever spinoff, of course As the final pages from John Romita Jr make their way through to him… Woke up, made a cup of tea, switched on the computer and a big email from Johnny with the final[...]

We mentioned Mark Millar had a mangaesque Millarworld project on the books that he was looking for artists for. But there's more to come. Millar writes,

But I may run it later… From My Little Pony Friends Forever #4 – are Flugels anything like Flerkens? Kick Ass 3 #7 shows us its real roots, in Batman '66 Admittedly they are very disguised, dyed and burnt roots, but still…   Don;t go on a date with Iron Fist Ever Lesson learned. The Superior Foes Of Spider-Man[...]

At SXSW, it was announced that Marvel would film a series of short documentaries under the label Tales To Astonish, focused on Marvel comic books. And the