The music was composed, played and produced by LCMprod. 176 Pages Titan Books With Mark Millar as your guide, Kick- Ass.
Here at AIPT!, we’re pretty big fans of Huck, the feel-good new comic by massively popular writer Mark Millar ( Civil War, Kick- Ass, and much more) and superstar artist Rafael Albuquerque ( American Vampire). That’s why it was such a thrill to be able to chat with Millar about the new comic, how it compares to his previous work, and some of the storytelling secrets that he’s learned over the years. Ai PT!: Both you and Rafael are two of the biggest names in comics. Can you tell me a little bit about the genesis of that collaboration? Mark Millar: Actually, quite often these things come around through a friend. Someone will say “this guy you’ve always been a fan of, he’s got a spare six months.” Comics is kind of like a little club. You get to know everyone incredibly fast usually if you’ve been working full-time in the industry you get to know everyone within a year or two, you kind of know everyone, so we’re all kind of friends, and we’re all dotted across the world everybody’s in constant communication, especially with Twitter and stuff like that Rafa was available he just seemed perfect. I talked to a couple of artists before and it didn’t quite work out, but there’s something about Rafa’s art that just works. It’s kind of like casting a movie. The minute that Colin Firth came onto the agenda for Kingsman it just suddenly clicked. There (were a few) other actors that we talked about beforehand, but then suddenly it’s “ah! Of course!” You know? It must have been how (1978 Superman film director Richard) Donner felt when Christopher Reeve walk into the room, you know? It’s kind of like that with art as well. I’d been writing the script and then saw Rafa’s art and was like “ Aw, perfect!” Ai PT!: I’ve definitely heard that about the comics industry—that it’s like a little club. As someone who’s trying to break into the industry, that’s very exciting to me how easily.
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