books by Mark Millar

books by Mark Millar

books:

Mark Millar

The Ultimates 2, Vol. 1: Gods and Monsters

Mark Millar, Bryan Hitch

Marvel Comics, 2005

great tpb...
i hated the ultimates 1 vol 1, the ultimates 1 vol 2 was a lot better but still not great. the ultimates 2 vol 1 however is great. i still hate the idea of bruce banner being a scumbag, and there are a bunch of other ultimate universe things that carry into this that ...

Superman: Red Son (Elseworlds)

Mark Millar

DC Comics, 2004

Very Cool Alternate Storyline About The Man of Steel
What this book teaches most of all is that things turned out for the best since he did actually land in America in the official story. Things start off great, but eventually all falls apart by the end. The end of the story also has a very interesting twist and new take ...

Marvel Zombies: Dead Days

Robert Kirkman, Mark Millar, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Zomberific
I've been a big fan of Marvel comics and I was very excitied when I first read Marvel Zombies. I thought it was pretty clever and I enjoyed the style of art that it contained. But Marvel Zombies Dead Days is way better, both in story and art. Dead Days is divided ...

Ultimate X-Men: Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1

Mark Millar, Geoff Johns

Marvel Comics, 2006

Incredible.
Great Stories here, and for a price that you can't beat. I hadn't read any of the Ultimate stuff from Marvel, except for Daredevil and Elektra, but the X-Men have always been my favorite, and I was intrigued by the way that they were "reborn" here. I would have to ...

Wanted

Mark Millar, J.G. Jones

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2007

Not for the Meek
After having this referred by a few friends I decided to pick it up but was surprised at some of the negative reviews but decided to check it out anyway and to be honest, I was glad I did. The story is original and completely off-the-freaking-wall with a diverse cast ...

The Ultimates 2, Vol. 2: Grand Theft America

Mark Millar

Marvel Comics, 2007

Awesome - a must read for fans!
This volume caps the series and is a Must Read for fans of the Ultimates. The artwork is superb,the story exciting with the sort of writing that is new to the world of comics: real emotions and situations, real relationships that span months (not single issues!) all in ...

Ultimate X-Men: Ultimate Collection, Vol. 2

Mark Millar, Chuck Austen, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

Awsome
I've been collecting comic books all my life and I got to tell you not only was this the best series but it was the cheapest too!! You can't beat the price and the space you save when you buy cd like this.Best Buy ever. Nuff said.

Kick-Ass HC
Mark Millar, John Romita Jr.

Marvel Comics, 2008

Have you ever wanted to be a super hero? Dreamed of donning a mask and just heading outside to some kick-ass? Well, this is the book for you - the comic that starts where other super-hero books draw the line. Kick-Ass is realistic super heroes taken to the next level. Miss out and you're an idiot! Wolverine: Enemy of the State's team of Mark ...

Civil War (Marvel Comics)

Mark Millar

Marvel Comics, 2007

Best Marvel Event since... ever!
Before i read Civil war, i followed some marvel titles like Daredevil, Astonishing X-men and New Avengers, but was mostly interested in DC titles. Once i read Civil War, i havent lost interest in the whole landscape of the Marvel Universe, its just so exciting and the ...

The Ultimates, Vol. 1

Mark Millar

Marvel Comics, 2004

AWESOME
I was never a comic fan until I read this and Watchmen. For a noob in the comic world, the Ultimates changed how I saw comics and now I'm a huge Mark Millar fan. I highly recommend this trade! Just beware that vol 2 book 2 fell short for me in the series. There was ...

Ultimate Fantastic Four Vol. 4: Inhuman

Mike Carey, Mark Millar

Marvel Comics, 2005

A good, fun read... worth checking out!
The "Ultimate FF" series starts to hit its stride here, having finally gotten past all the set-up and exposition, and settles into adventure-oriented stories that take only one or two issues to tell (as opposed to longer story arcs of previous volumes). In this sense ...

Superman vs. Hollywood: How Fiendish Producers, Devious Directors, and Warring Writers Grounded an American ...

Jake Rossen

Chicago Review Press, 2008

Fun and fascinating read
I was so engaged that I read the book in a day instead of stretching it out. Lots of interesting info. The backstage in-fighting was fascinating and so were the accounts of the evolution of various Superman TV shows and movies. Since the other reviewers have hit a lot ...

Ultimate X-Men Vol. 6: Return of The King

Mark Millar, David Finch, ...

Marvel Comics, 2003

The Ultimate Tale of The Ultimate Heroes
This TP collection contains the finest story arc yet for The Ultimate X-Men. Magneto is loose. The Ultimates want him after he has massacred hundreds of innocents in bridge collapse, and they figure the best way to get him is through The X-Men. Meanwhile, romantic ...

Ultimate Fantastic Four Vol. 5: Crossover

Mark Millar, Greg Land

Marvel Comics, 2006

Great story and art
The story time in with Marvel Zombies was outstanding, even better than the actual Marvel Zombies stories. And the last chapter with Namor was a nice re-imagining for that character. Greg Land is one of the best artists working today, right up there with Carlos ...

Wolverine: Enemy of the State

Mark Millar

Marvel Comics, 2008

The best Wolverine story in years
When Mark Millar began his year-long run on Wolverine, not many expected his run to become one of the absolute best Wolverine stories, well, maybe ever. Enemy of the State finds Wolverine kidnapped and brain washed by the newly formed alliance of the Hand, Hydra, and ...