What Comic Is Millarworld Bringing to Your Netflix Account?

Back in August, it was announced that Millar and Netflix had struck a deal for his flourishing company, Millarworld, which included 17 Mark Millar properties. Since then, it’s been radio silence until now. Millar just went on record to get people hyped with the first big announcement. Millar sat down with Comicbook.com and was asked about his thoughts on the partnership with Netflix. He kept it 100 as he always does. “This is like being asked to dance by the best-looking person at the party. There’s no more amazing place to be than Netflix right now and no better home for the Millarworld characters. Let me try to put it in perspective. A big movie studio makes around 30 or 40 hours of original material every year. Netflix has over 1,000 hours of original content this year alone and growing.” In other words, NETFLIX IS THE SHIT AND THEY READY TO PUT IN THAT WORK. Across the board! Get ready to see 3 or 4 (perhaps more) Millarworld titles come to Netflix in the next few years. It doesn’t matter which ones, they’ll be greatness. A Jupiter’s Circle origin movie would be wildfire flames. Nemesis would drop jaws. Superior would crush it. Huck, Chrononauts, the list goes on.

Same Ol’ Mark Millar Millar says in the Comicbook.com interview, “We fly out for meetings and do calls to LA in the evenings, but for the most part they know the real benefit is just having me create stories they can use and so my 9-to-5 is very similar to before. Part of the deal when we sold is that we’d come…

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