Mark Millar Reveals Art And Premise For New Series THE SECRET SERVICE

Mark Millar Reveals Art And Premise For New Series THE SECRET SERVICE

Created in collaboration with Matthew Vaughn and with art from Watchmen's Dave Gibbons, here are the first details and art from Mark Millar's The Secret Service courtesy of Comic Book Resources.

By JoshWilding - Jan 10, 2012 04:01 PM EST
Filed Under: Comics
Source: Comic Book Resources

"This all started when Matthew Vaughn and I were talking about 'Casino Royale' a couple of years back in the pub between breaks on 'Kick-Ass.' We loved the movie, but wondered why they didn't do all the stuff where he learned how to be James Bond. We've both got a couple of friends in special forces, both here and in the US, and even the real life training, without any artistic license, is really incredible set-piece stuff. If you ramp it up a little, it makes for some incredible scenes in a comic and in a movie. 'The Secret Service' is about a number of things, but one of the central thrusts is about a young, wayward hoodie kid from North London learning how to be James Bond."








Sounds like an interesting enough premise, eh? To read Millar's comments about Gibbons' artwork in the upcoming series and to check out a few more panels from the first issue, be sure to click on the link below to head on over to the site for all that and more. The Secret Service #1 goes on sale later this year.

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