Nemesis: Reloaded #1

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Millar Announces "Nemesis" Benefit Auction" (Press release). Comic Book Resources. January 26, 2010 . Retrieved March 6, 2010. Killed Mid-Sentence: The Japanese police commissioner at the comic's prologue is tied by Nemesis and left to be ran over by a train, dying while cursing him.

Jiménez added: “Honestly, drawing this series has being quite an adventure for me! The script is special and very dynamic, it’s written in a way that allows me to explore all the drawing styles that I have been working on in recent years. When you have it in your hands, you will understand what I mean! I knew that working with a great master like Millar would be incredible, but he has exceeded my expectations!! I promise you a ton of action! Yes, Nemesis, this bastard has a plan, and you can’t miss it!”

Awesomeness by Analysis: Blake's almost as prescient about what criminals will do as Nemesis is about what Law enforcement will do. Of the new Nemesis Reloaded, CBR quotes Jimenez as saying "I'm especially excited to have this opportunity to work withMark Millar! He is not only a writer that I have admired for years, but he is also one of the titans of the comic book world. In addition, Nemesis series has everything I need to develop my style as an artist in a crazy, daring way and without filters. My main objective is to take care of the characters' acting. This series plays nimbly between extremely harsh scenes and hints of badass humor, extreme violence and some serious dramatic touches. The whole project is such a challenge for me, keeping up with this crazy energy and making the whole project feel really entertaining and fun. I'm also going to be the happiest guy in the world doing the action scenes. They're so dynamic and powerful, but very modern too. I'm very excited! I promise you I'll do my best and you will love this madness we have cooked up for you!!"

Gallagher, Brian (January 6, 2012). "Mark Millar's Nemesis Movie Isn't Happening Says Joe Carnahan". MovieWeb.com. Archived from the original on December 18, 2013 . Retrieved January 12, 2012. Phegley, Kiel (October 30, 2009). "Millar & McNiven Tease 'Nemesis' ". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved March 6, 2010. The publicity was launched in October 2009, with a teaser image containing the caption "What if Batman was the Joker?" and in a subsequent interview Millar revealed that it was only one of a number of possible lines they went with, his favourite being "What if Batman was a total cunt?" [3] This caused concern at DC Comics, the publisher of Batman, but Millar denied there had been threats of legal action: Combat Pragmatist: Aside from Nemesis himself, Margot immediately shoots her husband in the head on being told to duel him for a butler job in the last issue, not even letting her prospective employer finish explanation, not wanting to give her opponent a chance to react. A follow-up miniseries, titled Nemesis: Reloaded, launched in January 2023 with Jorge Jimenez serving as artist, with the series serving as a soft reboot of the character, helping to better integrate the character into the greater Millarworld shared universe, with a new Matthew "Nemesis" Anderson being trained by Wesley "The Killer II" Gibson. Following the conclusion of Reloaded, Nemesis then appeared in Big Game, a crossover with every Millarworld property illustrated by Pepe Larraz in July the same year. [9] [10] Plot synopsis [ edit ]

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Nemesis reveals to his henchmen that his real name is Matt Anderson, and his father had committed suicide after Morrow tried to imprison him for hunting runaway teenagers with his rich friends. Bored of well-behaviour and less excitement, Anderson travelled the world to learn the ways of crime, hoping to fulfil his mother's dying wish to have Morrow killed. [12] Framing the Guilty Party: It's revealed at the end that Joe Costello and his comrades busted Matthew Anderson's drug dealer parents by framing them for a series of serial killings. The real serial killers are the old couple that Nemesis conscripts as henchmen in the beginning. Expy: This Nemesis is one to minor Batman villains The Wrath and Prometheus as the children of criminals who became killers targeting policemen - the key difference being the Wrath and Prometheus' parents were gunned down, while Nemesis' were drug dealers that were framed for several murders by a group of hotshot cops, leading to their executions.

Cop Killer: Nemesis' main recreational activity. His main target isn't politicians or landmarks, but well known police commissioners. Secret History: Nemesis' final task for his master is uncovering the mystery of the forgotten President of the United States. The reason no one can remember him is due to the Fraternity's altering of reality.What can fans expect from Nemesis: Reloaded? Do readers need to familiarize themselves with the original run first? Image Comics has released new cover art and details surrounding Mark Millar’s sequel series Nemesis Reloaded, which features art by Jorge Jiménez. A sequel to the original Nemesis, the five-issue miniseries will launch in January 2023 and is part of Millar’s growing library of comics owned by Netflix. The original series is set to debut on Netflix at some point in the future. What will all the superhero films and TV shows? And what's the link to President Gerald Marshall from 1980 until 1981? And why was the White House in Crisis? Today, those answers are revealed as well, including what they are setting up. Nemesis Reloaded #5 by Mark Millar and Jorge Jimenez White Shirt of Death: Nemesis's costume is entirely white, leaving blood highly visible on it whenever he's slaughtering people.