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Source: phobos.apple.com --- 33 days ago
Lies In Translation by Jordan Millar & The Question ...

Source: comics.ign.com --- 30 days ago
One of the bigger, albeit more mysterious, announcements coming from SDCC this year was that Mark Millar would be returning to the Ultimate Universe in 2009. Millar helped kick off the Ultimate line in 2001, spearheading such books as Ultimate X-Men and The Ultimates. Millar has been absent from the line since the final issue of The Ultimates 2 finally shipped last year, but no longer. Marvel remained mum on any details, refusing to reveal which book Millar would be handling, and even whether his return would take place before or after Jeph Loeb's mini-series Ultimatum. At the retailer's summit today, they finally came clean. Starting next year, Millar will be launching a new series entitled Ultimate Avengers. ...

Source: marvel.com --- 31 days ago
Ultimate Universe architect Mark Millar returns to the imprint he helped build with a mammoth new series! (originally published on: 2008-09-09) ...

Source: www.baltimoresun.com --- 32 days ago
First baseman wants to stick around, but club may take awhile to decide his fate First baseman wants to stick around, but club may take awhile to decide his fate ...

Source: comingsoon.net --- 38 days ago
Mark Millar ( Wanted ) talked to G4 about his proposed Superman movie project which has a mysterious American director attached. They pitched the idea to Warner Bros. Pictures and hope to get word over the next few weeks. If the studio decides to go with their version, they'd like to be shooting by next summer. ...

Source: comingsoon.net --- 30 days ago
Filming for the Matthew Vaughn-directed Kick-Ass has begun in London and the comic's writer, Mark Millar, has posted a report on his official site and photos of Nicolas Cage on the set have surfaced. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 39 days ago
Empire Online Sep 1 2008 9:29AM GMT ...

Source: www.comicbookresources.com --- 28 days ago
When he's not making movies with Brangelina, he's busy plotting and planning his hotly rumored reboot of the Superman film franchise. Mark Millar talks to CBR about turning Hollywood into Millarworld. ...

Source: forums.comicbookresources.com --- 26 days ago
When he's not making movies with Brangelina, he's busy plotting and planning his hotly rumored reboot of the Superman film franchise. Mark Millar talks to CBR about turning Hollywood into Millarworld. Full article here (http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18028). ...

Source: comingsoon.net --- 22 days ago
Mark Millar (upcoming Kick-Ass , Wanted ) says on his official website that studios have begun bidding on his new title, "War Heroes." The six-part series, written by Millar with art by Tony Harris, takes place in an America not too far off from our own, when terrorism has scorched the Earth. Our once great nation has shattered into a bastardized, third world version of its previous self. When traditional tactics prove obsolete in this new country, America's military force turns to the last weapon with any hope of - superhumanity. ...

Source: www.marvel.com --- 30 days ago
Ultimate Universe architect Mark Millar returns to the imprint he helped build with a mammoth new series! ...

Source: www.empireonline.com --- 37 days ago
Waiting on word back from Warner Bros. ...

Source: www.cinemablend.com --- 38 days ago
Even though it's a sequel, some of it will be based on the original story ...

Source: www.beyondhollywood.com --- 37 days ago
I have to admit, I had a lot of apprehensions about the movie version of Mark Millar’s “Wanted”, even more so when I heard they had veered nearly completely away from the original comic book. But then I saw the movie, and kinda liked it. It wasn’t great, mind you, but if you went into [...] ...

Source: movies.ign.com --- 37 days ago
Mark Millar has once again been talking up his own ideas for new Superman movies. ...

Source: geeksofdoom.com --- 37 days ago
In the wake of the disappointment of Superman Returns , Warner Bros. has had to rethink its Superman franchise. However if Mark Miller has his way, the Superman franchise may very well have nothing to fear, not even Kryptonite. Mark Miller, the award-winning Scottish graphic novelist most famous for The Ultimates , Wanted , and the current arc of Wolverine , was interviewed by G4 recently, and revealed the possibility that he could be involved with a reboot of the Superman franchise. In addition to revealing that the movie adaptation of his comic Kick-Ass is going to be done with $70 million, rather than the measly $30 million previously reported, Miller referred to a close and very famous director that has asked him, if WB agrees, to join him on a Superman project. Miller is definitely not new to the Superman world, being completely obsessed (apparently he owns the stuffed white cat that Superman saved in one of the movies… ?) with the DC powerhouse. Not surprisingly then, Miller revealed that he has a Lord of the Rings -style epic in mind... ...