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Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #2 art by Stefano Landini

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First Official Trailer for Kingsman: The Secret Service
Based on the the comic by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons, Kingsman: The Secret Service is directed by Matthew Vaughan (Kick-Ass) and stars Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Michael Caine, and Samuel L. Jackson among others.
Kingsman: The Secret Service is set to hit theaters October 24th, 2014. Check out the trailer and let us know what you think.
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robertwalis replied to your post: What’s Steve McNiven’s next project?
I imagine he’ll go back to working on Nemesis 2.
That would make sense, with a release date of September. I did not know much about the first one, other than "What if Batman was a bad guy?", then I found this after seeing your post
This September, "Nemesis 2" will ship to comic shops, and as Millar tells it, the story both picks right up from the first volume and reinvents the concept. "The sequel is an entirely different beast from the first story," he said. "It opens up the world and expands upon everything we've seen before with new leads and an entirely new set-up. 'Nemesis' was always intended to be a 12-issue story with three four-issue series. Each one is interlinked and builds, but they're also quite self-contained and work as stories in their own right. The only character who returns from the first volume is the old guy on the beach on the last page of the last issue. You realize that the Nemesis idea, this concept of dressing up and being a super-villain, is basically a holiday for rich guys. A few times a year, these guys take a few weeks away from their multi-national companies and spend a bunch of money to feast upon the poor. It's the 1% having fun messing up the lives of the 99%.
Mark Millar on Millar World 2