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Mark Millar Talks Kick-Ass 2 And Red Mist


Mark Millar Talks Kick-Ass 2 And Red Mist

The writer discusses the future of Kick-Ass and Red Mist in the comic book and potential movie sequel...

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!

In the new 'Kick-Ass: Creating the Comic, Making the Movie' movie companion let it out a huge tidbit slip when he talked about the direction of the characters of the upcoming Kick-Ass film will take in the comic books and upcoming sequel

"One of my favorite ideas in superhero comics is the exposure of the secret identity... I like the idea of doing that to somebody like Kick-Ass, who's going to have real-world ramifications if his secret identity gets exposed. I wanted that in the first volume but there was just no room, so I shifted it all into the second volume."


In the book, the comic book writer also hints at the future for Kick-Ass's friend-turned-foe, Red Mist:

"Red Mist surviving, becoming the super-villain was always planned, but the idea was that he was going to be a more minor character in the first film. Then we saw what Christopher Mintz-Plasse was capable of! Also, I really like the idea of somebody who people were relaxed watching on screen doing horrible things... the second movie, it's going to get very, very dark what goes on with him."

"So the idea of McLovin' and the fun Red Mist doing something horrible is genuinely quite disturbing when you see it happen. We couldn't have got away with that with another actor. The minute we saw his performance, we were looking at each other and realised how good he was and what we could do with him in the future..."

Kick-Ass: Creating the Comic, Making the Movie is available now in all book stores.

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