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. This book is not what you think it's about, and when you get to the last issue, it's such a forehead smack.

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Nemesis reveals that his "Matthew Anderson" story was made up: he is simply rich and bored, creating death and havoc for his own amusement. this was written by Mark Millar for Icon Comics, an imprint for creator-owned works at Marvel Comics. where they've been trying to put a movie together, and it all goes back to this tiny four-issue series.The explosive fifth and final chapter of Nemesis: Reloaded ends with a massive revelation that connects to two major Mark Millar books. They politely asked if I could avoid using those names as it was creating a bit of grief for them and I agreed, saying that's absolutely fine.

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After the fight to the death, Nemesis then shoots the survivor, thus lying about the reward of induction to his squadron.Nemesis breaks free, kills 97 guards with his bare hands, and frees the inmates, and then destroys the prison. Subverted when its revealed Nemesis is merely impersonating the son (who died years before the story began as an opium addict in India). Millar has said that it will lead into a crossover series involving Nemesis and three other Millarworld series, Big Game. It proved so successful that the real name of the main supervillain character was also auctioned off.

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Broken Pedestal: Joe Costello was elected mayor of Los Angeles due to his reputation as a fantastic cop and being seen as a good man by the people. As police prepare to storm the gala, the villain is already several steps ahead by making a deadly offer on a livestream to help him eliminate the city's police force. The Tape Knew You Would Say That: Exaggerated in the most ludicrous way, though in letter format instead of an actual video tape. Like Batman, Nemesis has no powers, but with his careful planning and brilliant mind, the villain poses a dangerous threat. Nemesis appears in front of them and Morrow and Stuart fire, but Nemesis is behind bullet-proof glass.Nemesis was initially released back in 2010 under Marvel Comics' creator-owned imprint, Icon Comics. It's, "What if that genius, billionaire playboy who lives in the big mansion outside of town is actually a city's worst nightmare? One-Man Army: During the prison break away scene, Nemesis mows down 97 riot cops by himself in front of some convicts just to show what he is capable of.

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It's Personal: Nemesis' parents were two psychopaths that Blake busted and sent to their deaths and this is the reason why he wants to torment the good officer so badly.Continuity Reboot: The series is effectively the same as the previous one but with notable changes to Nemesis' backstory, with the story starting off with him narrating "Everything you heard before is a lie. Nemesis has eyes on the newly-elected mayor of Los Angeles and plans to have him dead within the next week. Mark's script is just amazing and intriguing, but above all, it's creepy, so my mission here is for you, as a reader, to dive in as soon as possible and see just [what a] badass bastard this Nemesis is. He complains about the lack of depth to this high concept story, seeing it only as an excuse for the next violent spectacle. Mark Millar's Nemesis: Reloaded pays tribute to Heath Ledger's iconic Joker and makes the Clown Prince of Crime's nasty games even scarier.