Mark Millar Archives

Mark Millar talked about his new series Starlight, created with Gorlan Parlov, over at CBR. "Starlight" is my love letter to all the sci-fi serials I was obsessed with as a kid It's odd, but growing up with older parents I was into all these things nobody else really watched and I was obsessed with everything[...]

Mark Millar is quite the political animal Describing himself as a lifelong socialist, at the last General Election not only did he switch allegiance from the Labour Party to the separatist Scottish National Party, he did so publicly, appearing in political advertising and, when the SNP were victorious in forming a national Scottish government, was[...]

Not something the writer determines based on his ego's whims. — Rick Remender (@Remender) January 31, 2012   @Remender Who doesn't tho? Seriously? I thought this was standard practice. — Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) January 31, 2012   @Remender @mrmarkmillar I've always split rights with artists regardless of what split I get with publishers. — Steve Niles (@SteveNiles) January 31, 2012   It all depends[...]

In 2006, Mark Millar looked to the future and made some predictions This is what he saw, and how it turned out… And no, this isn't the usual shite where people say GAMES will replace comics That argument was crap and made about as much sense as CHEESE replacing comics, the two things being totally different[...]

In the Art Of Sean Phillips hardcover, under a fair few Christmas trees a couple of weeks ago I'm sure, Sean Phillips talks about how working on Marvel Zombies affected his career… and gave one rather surprising revelation about what his plans with Mark Millar might have entailed. "But financially it did very well for me[...]

Latino Review tweets that Fox has picked up the rights to Mark Millar's upcoming ongoing series Starlight: EXCLUSIVE BREAKING COMICBOOK MOVIE NEWS! FOX IS CLOSING IN ON MARK MILLAR'S UPCOMING STARLIGHT COMIC WITH SIMON KINBERG ATTACHED TO PRODUCE. — elmayimbe (@elmayimbe) December 13, 2013 The Image comic is about a retired superhero who goes back into space for[...]

From Mark Millar's Image Comics interview, talking about nine of ten new Millarworld titles planned over the next three years, he mentions three artists. Sean Gordon Murphy, Jae Lee, Bryan Hitch Well, we had identified one of them, albeit for the wrong project… But Millar was ambitious talking about how not only will these stories tie in together[...]

A preview of Mark Millar and Goran Parlov's Starlight A scene from Pixar's Incredibles. A post by Mark Millar, "Rank Pixar Films Top To Bottom" In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox We trust you, the[...]

Black Science #1 clearly sold well enough to push the second print high up the chart, and New Avengers and Saga are both fuelled by recent successes. TOP 25 ADVANCE REORDER COMICS/GRAPHIC NOVELS/TPs (RETAIL) Product Price Publisher JUPITERS LEGACY #4 CVR C MCQUE (MR) $2.99 IMA DEAD BOY DETECTIVES #1 $2.99 DC VELVET #3 (MR) $2.99 IMA BLACK SCIENCE #1 2ND PTG (MR) $3.50 IMA NEW AVENGERS #13.INH $3.99 MAR SAGA #17 (MR) $2.99 IMA YOUNG AVENGERS TP[...]

A few days ago, Bleeding Cool reported that Mark Millar had applied to register the trademark Starlight as a comic book. And so it has come to pass Hollywood Reporter has confirmed it as a new comic by Millar from Image, with artist Goran Parlov, best known in the US for his Punisher work, but whose[...]

Filmed at San Diego Comic Con. Look at the smiles on their faces... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_02lenttwQ

Mark Millar's publishing imprint Millarworld has applied to register the trademark for the word "Starlight". It is registered to cover "Comic books; Comic magazines; Comics; Graphic novels; illustrated fiction stories; posters; trading cards; coffee-table books featuring science fiction, horror, fantasy, action, mystery, adventure, humor, and/or super-powered or costumed heroes or villains; none of the foregoing relating[...]

Mark Millar has posted; TOP-SECRET NEW MILLARWORLD PROJECT… announced in January I just sent a bunch of pals the lettered first issue and the art is a sight to behold This is definitely one of the best-drawn books my name has been attached to and you know I have very high standards when it comes to[...]

We all remember that scene from the original Kick-Ass. And how it was translated onto the screen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsvuP_ULzs0 There hasn't

They click off your page, delete your Email or mentally check out of the conversation…you've lost them forever. I recently reached out to Kick-Ass creator Mark Millar about my current Kickstarter project (sci-fi/superhero novel 'Assault or Attrition') and this was the pitch I sent him: — The premise is somewhat like, "What if Lex Luthor succeeded in killing Superman?" Not just[...]

Hit Girl definitely shot first. Back in the day, Mark Millar tried to make 1985, Old Man Logan and his run on Fantastic Four all crossing over together Well, he's doing it again, He writes; Did you know these stories take place in the same continuity? all the Millarworld books are linked in a big plan that will[...]

In today's Jupiter's Legacy, it's time for the Utopian to face up to the children. But is it Millar Time... or is it Miller Time? Well, first it's JMS

WALK THIS WAY The Hollywood Reporter on Duncan Fegredo and Mark Millar's new creator owned comic, MPH; The new book follows four 19-year olds who get their hands on a street drug that gives them the ability to move at light-speed for seven days — all set in present-day Detroit. Millar promises no costumes and no code-names in what[...]

But with the likes of Nancy Silberkleit, Mark Millar, Steve Geppi, Nick Spencer and others getting directly involved with politics – and President Obama being a comics fan – maybe it's worth asking what the comics creators-and-related folks think of it all Or maybe not You decide. UPDATED WITH MORE: Before anyone takes Paddy Ashdown's gung-ho comments[...]

In November, Image is publishing The Art of Millarworld, featuring every Mark Millar creator owned title cover, regardless of publisher. In the '40s, it was DC In the '60s, it was Marvel Now Millarworld has reshaped comics in the 21st century and turned into a powerhouse force to be reckoned with Riding a wave of grand[...]

So, this week sees the publication of the final issue of Mark Millar's CLiNT And it's the first such edition without a Mark Millar comic in it Instead, the magazine is filled with previews of upcoming Titan Comics publications, interviews with their creators and a feature on the Kick Ass 2 movie. But we also find[...]

Always a worry, that. And I've seem some pretty brutal assessments of this film. This sequel to Matthew Vaughn's hyperkinetic adaptation of the Mark Millar comic book isn't, it's true, a patch on its predecessor But it isn't exactly an absolute stinker. Most of the old gang are reunited Nicolas Cage is, of course, only there in spirit[...]

After increasingly delayed issues, poor performance on the UK news stand it was intended for, and a disappearance from Titan's online promotion efforts,

Neil Gaiman, Mark Millar, Mark Waid and so on–so those guys won't be ready until a year hence Which means I can do one of two things–just go freelance and play around or I can just sign a one-year contract with somebody to do a storyline that I want, which is a good possibility because[...]

That's  the entirety of the Kick Ass canon, by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr But there was always a mystery fifth volume… Looks like it's Hit Girl: Origins Oh, you thought you may have seen the origins of Hit Girl in Kick Ass, but it looks as if there is more to come[...]

In today's Kick Ass 3 #2, our hero Dave Lizewski has a plan. And it's one inspired by Frank Miller and David Mazzuchelli's Batman: Year One. He's a bit

Mark Waid was, until fairly recently, editor-in-chief of Boom! Studios. Grant declined to comment, but encouraged people to speculate as they wish and invited Waid to contact him directly. A few years long back, Mark Millar said in an interview with Den Of Geek. "I want to set the standard by making it 50-50 in terms of cash[...]

Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool: "It Doesn't Have To Be This Way" by Mark Millar & Adam Kubert Ultimate X-Men #15 is my single favorite X-Men story of all time. Everything important and potentially progressive about the entire concept is contained within this 22-page story, titled "It Doesn't Have To Be This Way," and on top[...]

Initially, from a couple of corroborating reports on the show floor of San Diego Comic Con yesterday… and then all over the bars last night, where no less than eight people took me aside to tell me this top secret news that only they knew… John Romita Jr, son of the legendary Marvel artist John Romita[...]

Bleeding Cool has covered issues regarding the Space Oddities feature in the magazine CLiNT. An open spot, Millar put an open call out for short stories