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World domination is but a few binary codes away! But first, let's discuss The Magic Order 5 #2, hitting stores on Wednesday, October 30th Feast your optical sensors on this synopsis: Cordelia Moonstone was raised to believe her family was all the stood between the world we know and eternal darkness But has it all been[...]

When we last checked in with what was going on over at Millarworld, we were getting a pretty positive update from Mark Millar regarding the planned live-action Netflix series adaptation of his and Olivier Coipel's The Magic Order and its production status post-WGA & SAG-AFTRA strikes Now that both strikes have ended (with the actors' union[...]

The last time we checked in to see how things were looking when it came to bringing Mark Millar and Olivier Coipel's The Magic Order to the screen in live-action series form, it was near the end of August, and Millar was giving everyone a heads-up that the project was up next – after the AMPTP[...]

Making the BCTV Daily Dispatch menu board today? The CW's Riverdale, The CW's Nancy Drew, Adult Swim's Rick and Morty, USA Network's Suits, Max's Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Donald Trump/FOX "News," Netflix's The Magic Order, NBC's Seinfeld, The CW's Supernatural, James Woods/Elon Musk, BBC's Doctor Who/Sylvester McCoy, Disney+'s Ahsoka, Disney+'s Loki, Peacock's MacGruber, and more! Images/Screencaps: E[...]

The journey to bring Mark Millar and Olivier Coipel's The Magic Order to the screen in live-action series form has been a bit of a rollercoaster since it first received a green light from Netflix back in 2017 The graphic novel series focuses on five families of magicians sworn to protect our world who must battle[...]

In a blog post shared by Netflix on Thursday, Millar offered updates on a number of projects- from The Magic Order, American Jesus, Super Crooks, and more Here's a look at the highlights: Magic Order #1 cover by Olivier Coipel and Dave Stewart A Live-Action Spy Series Is On the Way: "We're hard at work on a[...]

Mark Millar's The Magic Order will be pulling a disappearing act (at least for now) from Netflix, with reports that the streaming service is not proceeding with production on the series adaptation Though early-pre-production was underway and scripts were being written, the 2021 series hadn't cast the project yet As for why we wrote "at[...]

The Magic Order will be the next Mark Millar project set up at Netflix, with Lindsey Beer serving as showrunner and James Wan coming on as an executive producer He will also direct the first episode of the series Millar will also be an executive producer Netflix of course owns the MillarWorld comics imprint, and[...]

Another magician called Miss Albany has been stirring trouble in the council, and she is their prime suspect. Magic Order #1 cover by Olivier Coipel and Dave Stewart The Magic Order #1 spends its extended running time setting up the premise of this story The funny thing about that is that it's premise is fairly conventional; there[...]

Today, Mark Millar placed a story at Deadline over the order numbers for his new comic with Olivier Coipel, The Magic Order #1, the first new title created under the auspices of Netflix and published through Image Comics Claiming that pre-orders for The Magic Order are a twenty-year high for a brand-new property launched as[...]

The Magic Order, the first comic from the Millarworld imprint to be released since it was acquired by Netflix, is hitting comic book shops on June 13th But this isn't just a regular new series debuting from a regular old comic book publisher The Magic Order has the backing of a streaming giant, and that[...]

Mark Millar has been talking Netflix and The Magic Order at C2E2, as well as giving Entertainment Weekly the preview below But will his last day be a chance to talk about what might be his next Netflix project, be it comics or show, Star Crusher? All we have is the name… and names change[...]

Announced today on Entertainment Weekly (but not in the headline), Coipel will be joining Millar for a six-issue comic called The Magic Order, described as: "Five families of magicians have spent generations protecting humankind while living among them as normal-seeming neighbors and co-workers But when a new enemy emerges and starts picking off the wizards one[...]