But only in the most subtle and unobtrusive way. PS Even the books not mentioned will connect as the series continue.

THAT SAID, reading them all will only make you appreciate the big picture all the more. This is everything all nicely set up, but what's also nice is that you don't need to read all the books to understand. *All the other books tie together too but there's a LOT more too this and a big plan I've had in mind for a few years. A kind of superhero Darwinism, probability increasing the chances of more superheroes exponentially with every one that appears. He's the beginning of the next generation of these guys and as we saw in the closing pages of Kick-Ass 3 #8 the SUPER-POWERED characters who replace him are starting to appear. The bad guys rule the Earth, posing as billionaires and world leaders, but Dave still loves and believes in heroes. *KICK-ASS is about a kid who lives in this world without heroes, but who loves them so much that he BECOMES one. But the Utopian is the one who actually existed, though he now only exists as a comic-book and (COMING SOON as it says on the boards) movie character. Jup's Leg is a series of movies and comics that exist in the real world and which Superman and all the Superman imitators over the years have been an attempt to remember. We remember the heroes simply as pop-culture characters, that red cape hanging up in the Professor's lair at the end of Wanted #2 belonging to… *WANTED explains how the world used to have superheroes, but in 1986 they were all defeated and the bad guys made us magically forget the heroes ever existed in the first place. Basically, the books fit into each other as so… Now Kick-Ass wraps today and explains it all. I've waited literally YEARS so I could tell you this. But now Mark Millar has gone official on how he sees all his Millarworld titles tying together. We ran an article about this on Bleeding Cool this morning.

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