Tag: Mark Millar
Entertainment Round-Up: Morena Baccarin’s Deadpool role revealed, Another Preacher cast addition, Chrononauts is headed...
Here's your Friday round-up of all things Entertainment-related
Review: Kingsman: The Secret Service, your Millar is showing
How does the new Matthew Vaughn-directed Mark Millar adaptation fare?
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/21/15: These lovely new comics covers seemed to be just covers....
Why are Vertigo comics so brown? The answer may surprise you.
Review: Jupiter Adds To The Legacy Of Millar & Quitely
The 10-month gap between issues might be deterrent for anyone who’s been following this series since issue one. However there’s enough in issue five to justify the wait. If we scored books this one would come in damn near perfect.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/6/14: Comics creator sees UFO over Scotland
§ So Mark Millar saw something shiny in the sky:
i know this sounds mental, but did anybody else see that huge glowing object over Glasgow last night around 1am? Only 1 mention online.
— Mark...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 11/14/14: Comics tried to break the internet once, and here’s what...
Look, The Beat had a bad day yesterday and made lots and lots of mistakes. Tonight we're getting a full five hours of sleep and things should be much better. Okay? Sorry about all that, but it happens. Our "hire a copy editor" fund is to the right in the box marked "Patreon." Also, it is going to snow soon, so send hot cocoa.
Marvel Movie Shocker #2: Aunt May to star in standlone spy movie?
You know how sometimes people "Float an idea"? Well I think this idea is floating in a little leaky toy boat that will soon sink to the bottom of nightmare pool. According to Latino Review the Sony movie folks are now so flummoxed about what to do with the Spider-Man franchise that they are thinking about making a solo Aunt May movie. Now your first thought on this would be, "Oh like The Whales of August or Philomena? Well Helen Mirren and Judi Dench are always looking for good roles." But the idea is young Aunt May as...a spy?
New Marvels retro teasers take us back to The Infinity Gauntlet and Old Man...
We missed yesterday's Marvel teaser campaign entry, and it was a good one. The Infinity Gauntlet, originally by Jim Starlin, and one of the cornerstones of modern comics continuity and readership.
And today's call out is Old Man Logan, by Mark Millar (him again!!!) and Steve McNiven, who draws this image. This one was revealed in a Tweet.
Noelle Stevenson, Mark Millar and others comment on the Civil War movie
With this week's epochal news that the Marvel Cinematic UNiverse will be adapting the Civil War event storyline, many are wondering...why? Few of the superheroes introduced in the MCU even have secret identities—which were the crux of the kerfuffle between Iron Man and Captain America. Some just think it's a bad idea on other terms.
Noelle Stevenson, of Lumberjanes and Nimona fame, is one of the sharpest commentators on Twitter, with incisive character analysis delivered in short 140-character bursts. Her thoughts on Avengers characterization are below.
Marvel teases Civil War 2015, bringing back its most successful event ever
Not content to resurrect Secret Wars, their most successful mega-event ever, Marvel just sent out a Civil Wars teaser image showing Iron Man and Captain America once again battling for the soul of Spider-Man, as he was in the 2005 Civil War event. The cover image is by Adi Granov.
Civil War the original event was written by Mark Millar and drawn by Steve McNiven. It ran for seven issues from 2006-7 and had the tagline "Whose side are you on?" It was the waning years of the Bush administration and Milar's story played into the still fresh wound of 9/11 with a story in which Iron Man and Captain America took different sides on the eternal debate over freedom vs safety. The book was well written and had a larger subtext that just who was fighting who and really tied into the Zeitgiest. Perhaps by no coincidence it remains the ONLY event book which still sells in collected edition form (at this very moment it's Marvel's #6 book on Amazon.)
Mark Millar: not a very good futurist, but here’s a Starlight preview anyway
Yesterday Mark Millar took to CBR to reveal that he kinda missed the boat on that whole digital thing, when he refused to allow his books to have day and date digital release for...
Millarworld goes Kiddie with potential Kindergarten Heroes movie
As if it wasn't bad enough that Johnny Ryan and Dave Cooper are tainting our nation's youth, now it's possible that the horrific influence of Mark Millar might spew its evil dark cloud over...