The next chapter in the Millarverse has been announced, as the famed creator's idiosyncratic take on Superman confronts the "Big Bad World."
Appearing on the Word Balloon podcast, writer Mark Millar
Dark Horse Comics is bringing Millarworld’s Wanted and Big Game, along with The Ambassadors for several deluxe Library Edition hardcovers.
What if Batman were a complete monster? Mark Millar showed the kind of damage an evil Dark Knight could do with Nemesis and 10 unfathomable crimes.
Mark Millar’s characters united for the brutal crossover Big Game, but how did his greatest heroes fare when facing the Fraternity of Super Criminals?
Mark Millar shouted out this incredible Nemesis cosplay on X, signal boosting the artist in appreciation of their phenomenal work on the build.
Mark Millar announced his MIllarworld titles are moving to Dark Horse Comics, with hardcover collections coming as "literally their first move."
Mark Millar recently discussed his projects at Netflix, explaining why he'd rather build to an on-screen crossover than start with one.
As Mark Millar's Millarworld moves from Image to Dark Horse, 5 new series are announced for 2024, including Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery.
Wesley Gibson's ending in Mark Millar's "Big Game" miniseries makes it clear that the true meaning of "Wanted" has been overlooked for decades.
Mark Millar's Big Game limited series has featured many stunning deaths, but one character's demise in particular was tragically beautiful.
Mark Millar's Big Game has fueled massive speculation with its first three issues; with two to go, readers have some clear ideas of what will happen.
In a 2018 series of tweets following Stan Lee's ing, Mark Millar shared how the legendary creator inspired him to start his own comic company.
Readers have often misunderstood the ending of Mark Millar's Wanted, and his new Big Game miniseries quickly moves to set the record straight.
In the Millarverse crossover miniseries Big Game, Dave's life after ending his Kick-Ass career has been revealed, with a return seemingly imminent.
The creator whom many credit as the architect of the MCU criticizes the idea itself of a Star Wars franchise, and he might have a point.
On his podcast Millar Time, acclaimed comics writer Mark Millar let slip that he's got a new Superman series in the works at DC Comics.
Mark Millar’s bad Batman is back in Nemesis: Reloaded #1 by Millar and Jorge Jiménez to see how much damage a villain with money and prep-time can do.
They were the best of friends, until it all went awry. Now, Grant Morrison reveals how one comic they wrote cuts promos on their former collaborator.
Civil War's chief writer reveals Team Iron Man was always meant to be the "right" side - and Tony Stark was the hero all along.
