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slashfilm.com - 3/26/2009

Mark Millar Gives Up On Superman, For Now

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Mark Millar has been talking about his pitch for an 8-hour epic trilogy of Superman films for w while now. He even claimed that he was working with an unnamed big director on a pitch for the studio. But now the comic book writer admits on his website that it likely won’t happen after ...

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collider.com - 3/26/2009

Mark Millar's SUPERMAN Trilogy Won't Fly

— collider.com — 3/25/2009 Posted by MattGoldberg (more) Mark Millar's SUPERMAN Trilogy Won't Fly

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theplaylist.blogspot.com - 3/25/2009

Is Mark Millar's 'Superman' Film Dead?

— theplaylist.blogspot.com — "Warner's talked to us and a few other writer/ director teams, but things seem to be in stasis right now. As far as I understand, nothing is happening with 'Superman' at the moment and so the director and I are just working on another project. If it ... (more) Is Mark Millar's 'Superman' Film Dead?

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slashfilm.com - 3/26/2009

Matthew Vaughn Reteams With Mark Millar for American Jesus

— slashfilm.com — Earlier today, Mark Millar admitted that he would be moving on from trying to get his Superman pitch off the ground, and now we have some idea why. THR reports that Millar will reteam with his Kick-Ass director Matthew Vaughn on a live-action big ... (more) Matthew Vaughn Reteams With Mark Millar for American Jesus

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Mark Millar waits for Superman
Filmstalker — ... any time soon. Warner’s talked to us and a few other writer/ director teams, but things seem to be in stasis right now. As far as I understand, nothing is happening with Superman at the moment and so the director and I are just working on another project. If it happens, great. If it doesn’t, no biggie. Kick-Ass taught me that creating your own stuff can be at least as much fun and you don’t have to answer to anyone. It’s the future, baby. Millar was quoted on his website, through /Film . In my limited comic book reading, I have to say Superman doesn't appear very often. Batman ...