The humble superhero Millar is in a hurry to the big screens
The Tracking Board has been able to get exclusive information that another graphic novel by Mark Millar is moving to the big screens: Jeffrey Robinov's company Studio 8 has acquired the rights to the screen version of the comic Huck ( Huck ).The first issue of the series of short stories will be published only in November. Despite this, Millar 's new work has already attracted public attention, as it is radically different from his previous comics about superheroes. So, in the center of the events of the graphic novel is Hack - a gas station worker who hides a huge secret from others: he has superpowers. At the same time, Haku is quite enough that he does good deeds every day. He doesn't need fame and gratitude. But one day a visitor appears in the city, who attracts media attention to the superhero's affairs ...The creators of Hack are described as a cross between Captain America and Forrest Gump .  Recent comics of Millar hitting the big screens include Wanted, Kick-Ass and Kingsman: The Secret Service. Hollywood studios bought the rights to film almost all of Mark's works. He also has in future plans to work on the sequel to the "Secret Service". The Topic of Article: The humble superhero Millar is in a hurry to the big screens. |
