Tim Callahan and Chat Nevett over the past month took a look at a pitch that Grant Morrison, Mark Millar, Mark Wait, and Tom Peyer did called Superman 2000 that never ended up being published. They had lots of great ideas—and some that weren’t as great—but it’s a fascinating read. Much of it eventually turned into Morrison’s All Star Superman masterpiece, Geoff Johns is using a few of the ideas in his Action Comics, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see Millar use some if he ever gets over to DC or is allowed to pitch his movie idea. Notice how their idea to break up Lois and Clark is almost exactly what Marvel ended up doing to Peter and Mary Jane.
04 July 2008
23 June 2008
Tit-for-tat by Mark Millar and Frank Quitely
Tit-for-tat by Mark Millar and Frank Quitely
Neat, ostensibly true, story about Mark Millar’s grandfather fighting the British in Ireland.
24 January 2008
Millar/Hitch Fantastic Four
Preview of Mark Millar & Bryan Hitch’s first issue of Fantastic Four, due out next month.
14 August 2007
27 February 2007
Mark Millar's Civil War Post-Game Show
Mark Millar’s Civil War Post-Game Show
This could possibly be the last link to a story about Marvel’s Civil War comic.
16 November 2006
20 September 2006
Civil War Room 4: Mark Millar & Tom Brevoort Talk #4
Civil War Room 4: Mark Millar & Tom Brevoort Talk #4
Spoilers included at no extra charge.
31 August 2006
Booms and Busts
Mark Millar, on how Hollywood’s going to ruin comics. The thing is, there’s no shortage of people in the world who can draw well. Sure, the superstars may get sucked up movie deals, but you just need to cultivate the ability for talented people to make go
11 April 2006
Civil War & Peace of Mind with Mark Millar (Part 1)
Civil War & Peace of Mind with Mark Millar (Part 1)
Long, personal article about Mark Millar and what he has coming up for Marvel.