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Mark Millar is the New York Times best-selling comic-book writer of JUPITER’S LEGACY, KICK-ASS, KINGSMAN, THE MAGIC ORDER, WANTED, OLD MAN LOGAN, MARVEL CIVIL WAR and SUPERMAN: RED SON.
Mark Millar is a New York Times best-selling comic-book writer, Hollywood producer and President of Netflix’s Millarworld Division in Los Angeles. Mark and his wife Lucy sold their company to Netflix in 2017 and their first series from the world’s biggest streaming platform is Jupiter’s Legacy, an eight-part superhero blockbuster in 2021.
General Counsel and Company Secretary at Ontic · Experienced General Counsel with a demonstrated history of working in the legal practice industry. Skilled in Corporate law, media, Privacy Law,...
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With over 30 years’ global business experience, Mark Millar delivers practical knowledge and educated insights that help companies: Navigate the complex landscapes in Asia. Empower their supply chain ecosystems. Explore new business opportunities. Make better-informed business decisions.
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Aug 7, 2017 · Streaming giant Netflix has just announced that it is acquiring Millarworld, the independent comic book publishing house founded by Mark Millar. Millar created the comics Kick-Ass and...
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Articles — Mark Millar. Near Shoring gathers momentum as supply chain disruptions just keep on coming. October 2, 2023. As a result of a never-ending stream of disruption to global supply chains, many multi-nationals are now exploring the practice of nearshoring to relocate sourcing and production closer to home.