"I must stress that the 'inside info' on my relationship to the movie is nonsense," Millar said. "I can say on the record that Vaughn had meetings with Warner Bros about our ideas over a year ago."
"I can't stand these massive declarations coming from 'unknown sources,'" he added. "I've said on the record that WB had direct and serious talks with Vaughn and Vaughn was only doing it if we did it together. This didn't work out and we're doing something else, but the notion that it's fiction is insane."
Despite being clearly offended by the comments about his involvement with Superman, Millar was happy to endorse David Goyer for the job, "Awesome for Goyer. He's a brilliant writer and a mate of mine so I feel this could not be in better hands."
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