Mark Millar

Andrew Doscas’ Summer Reading List

‘Huck’ #2 widens its scope and keeps its heart intact

Progressivism is on the Rise in Superhero Comics

Interview: Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque try something new with “Huck”

‘Huck’ #1 is a bright, wholesome ray of optimism

‘Ultimate X-Men’ #7-9 is a black ops block party

‘Ultimate X-Men #4-6- Cyclops, Politics, and the Kubert Bros

‘Ultimate X-Men’ #1-3 is an adequate, action heavy intro to the X-Men

‘Civil War’ shows superheroes who compromise

‘Jupiter’s Circle’ #3 is a married superhero story done right

‘Jupiter’s Circle’ #1 reveals the humans beneath Silver Age archetypes

‘MPH #5’ concludes the series with a flurry of plot contrivances

To Better Know an Event: Civil War

‘MPH’ #3 elicits but a shrug

‘MPH’ #2 – Striking a blow for Detroit

Need for Speed-MPH #1: Mark Millar Loves to Subvert Superhero Tropes

Jupiter’s Legacy #3 is the Perfect Mix of Ideas and Action

‘Kick-Ass 2’ a smirky, incoherent, unpleasant jumble of a superhero satire

5 Reasons Kick-Ass Should Be a Videogame

Jupiter’s Legacy #2 Explores Dysfunctional Superhero Families and Sets Up Future Conflicts

Jupiter’s Legacy #1 is a Promising First Chapter in an Epic Superhero Saga

‘Tales From Beyond Science’ to Appeal to Fans of Horror and B-Movies

Comic Book Starter’s Guide