Mark Millar

Mark Millar (born December 24 1969) is a Scottish comic book writer. He is currently a resident of Glasgow, although he was born in Coatbridge, where he spent most of his adult life. Millar is best known for his work on Marvel Comics' Ultimate X-Men, Marvel Knights Spider-Man and The Ultimates. He has been a professional comic book writer for over a decade.

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Millar began his career with British indie publisher Trident Comics, writing the critically-acclaimed horror title Saviour, as well as the less-popular Shadowmen. With the assistance of fellow Scotsman Grant Morrison, with whom he co-wrote ' and Big Dave as well as various other features, his career continued as he broke into popular British science fiction title 2000 AD, and contributed to Sonic the Comic. During this period, Millar, Morrison, John Smith and Garth Ennis were the leading writers on the publication, a "New Wave" that resulted in the comic's losing over half its circulation. Millar's stint as a writer of UK comics in particular cannot be seen as a success. His versions of Judge Dredd and Robo-Hunter have been voted by visitors to the 2000ADonline website as among the twenty least popular in the comic's 28-year history (out of over 1,400 possibles).

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