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Mark Millar Talks About What He Wants To Do With His CLiNT

The CLiNT Facebook pages are full of people complaining about the timeliness of the anthology magazine published by Titan. But it looks like we might be getting an answer to the future of the mag, and confirmation on the reasons …

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Are You An Brilliant Artist? Mark Millar Wants You

Mark Millar writes; You’d be out in the same year as Quitely, Romita, McNiven and another major artist we can’t reveal yet (he’s still under contract). In other words, you’d better be bloody good. Upfront, you’d get more than Marvel …

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How The Krampus Saved Christmas

Ryan L. Schrodt writes; Greetings and Merry Christmas to the dedicated readers of Bleeding Cool! My name is Ryan L. Schrodt and I am best known for my contribution to Mark Millar’s CLiNT Magazine and for my ongoing webcomic Dear …

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What Could CLiNT Look Like In A Few Months Time?

When CLiNT Magazine relaunched earlier this year, the title changed to Mark Millar’s CLiNT. But with Secret Service and Hit Girl approaching the end of their serialisation in CLiNT  – what’s next? Nemesis 2 from Millar and McNiven was delayed …

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Greg Rucka On Leaving Marvel And DC Behind

You know, I’m starting to worry for  the now-named Mark Millar’s CLiNT. With Jupiter’s Children and Nemesis 2 both delayed until next year, are we going to get to a point where Mark Millar’s CLiNT runs out of Mark Millar …

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Clint Becomes… Mark Millar’s Clint

It’s what most people called it, now it’s official, the new issue of CLiNT has been titled Mark Millar’s CLiNT. It has also begun republishing Death Sentence, which you may have first read about on Bleeding Cool last year. Also, …

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CLiNT Strip Finds A New Home

Bleeding Cool has reported on issues that CLiNT Magazine has had over its Space Oddities strip, intended to be a home for brand new talent, who applied through the Millarworld message boards. And the first fun seemed to go rather …

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Will America’s Got Powers Be The Biggest Bang For Your Buck In April?

It may be a combination of schedules, issues with getting retailers to order two launch issues for the same month, or the desire to make a bigger impact on day one, but the announcement that America’s Got Powers by Jonathan …

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Supercrooks by Mark Millar and Leinil Yu: The Prologue

The next issue of CLiNT Magazine accidentally shipped to comic stores three weeks ahead of schedule, requiring Diamond to request that shops not sell the comic. Even thought it had already been on sale for days at Forbidden Planet and …

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CLiNT #15 Ships To UK Stores Early By Mistake

I understand that certain stores in the UK have received CLiNT Magazine #15 three weeks a week earlier than intended – including part of the final chapter of Kick Ass 2, before the final issue is published by Marvel next …

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No More Heroes – A Very Real Suicide Squad

It took the global recession to make this comic happen. Writer Gordon Mclean took his redundancy cheque and, along with selling off his Playstation games collection, hired an artist, Caio Oliveira, to do his idea justice. Now Gordon has published …

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Titan Creates Super PAC Ad For Clint 2.0 Relaunch

I’m… not sure if the folk at Titan Magazines actually get what a Super PAC ad entails. In this parody of American political advertising to relaunch CLiNT Magazine as CLiNT 2.0 that you may have read about at Bleeding Cool …

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CLiNT Magazine To Relaunch As CLiNT 2.0 In May

CLiNT Magazine from Titan Publishing has had an interesting run. Initially launched as a Mark Millar-themed way to get comic books into news stands with high profile names such as Jonathan Ross and Frankie Boyle for the UK mainstream market, …

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Supercrooks Prelude In March’s CLiNT

Let me get this right. This is a teaser trailer for a preview of a comic book. I think that’s correct. A prelude Supercrooks story by Mark Millar (and, by absentia, not Leinil Yu) will appear in March’s copy of …

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Vague Details About Mark Millar, Dave Gibbons And Matthew Vaughn’s The Secret Service

In this month-and-a-half’s CLiNT Magazine, out later this week, Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar talk about their new comic book, The Secret Service, created with movie director, producer and writer Matthew Vaughn. This comic holds a special place in Bleeding …

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Whatever Happened To CLiNT’s Submission Winners?

When CLiNT magazine was first announced, featuring Mark Millar’s comics, Jonathan Ross and Tommy Lee Edwards’ Turf and Frankie Boyle’s Rex Royd, they were accompanied by Space Oddities, a regular short featuring the work of new contributors, who submitted their …

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Kick Ass 2 To Give Us One Of Those Unforgettable Images (SPOILER)

I remember back in the early days of the internet, some photos that made their way online in which a wife ha killed her husband and, with her boyfriend, took photos of his corpse, his severed head, his hands, his …

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Officer Downe Joins CLiNT #10 – Will He Book Them For Lateness?

CLiNT #10 is the first issue in CLiNT‘s new rejigged six-weekly schedule, out on August 18th in the UK. Except it’s coming out seven weeks after the previous issue. Maybe Joe Casey and Chris Burnham’s Officer Downe, debuting in this …

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