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Both of these men are Genius!

Awesome lads. RIP Kevin, thanks for all the great comics

RIP Kevin O’Neill. An artist of the era and an epoch.

Rest in peace, Kevin O'Neill. Thanks for all your wonderful works over the decades.

I just heard of Kevin's passing, very sad was a huge Nemesis fan. RIP to a unique talent.

I hate that we don't have British and Commonwealth comics in U.S. comic stores. And all the British comic fans only review American comics and that pisses me off also. British and other Commonwealth channel owners need to make some Commonwealth Channels for stories, characters, and other ip categories because i know they have small universe but I'm sure they also have large ones also i'd love to learn about!!! I don't know with all the comics they come out with over there how they don't have channels for all their comics like we do!! I know they do its just the internet sucks and blocks them from american internet or my computer!!

very cool, do more interviews GOSH peoples

The Boys is just a copy of Marshal Law! They should take them to court. So many ideas and the look of the characters has been stolen. Mills and O'Neill should receive compensation for the Amazon shows profits at least.

Loved, loved, loved Marshall Law back then. Still a favorite of mine. Great read!

An unfettered Pat Mills, that's a worrying prospect.

Legends, God bless them, anything they touch is great👌👍

I know this is an old video but please, if your out there somewhere Pat & Kevin, consider bringing back Nemesis The Warlock, this was the source, this where it all began. Having seen this video tho, i will check out Marshal Law but Nemesis will always be my favourite.

Both geniuses.just goes to show art is best unfettered.

Marshal Law has some of the best writing in comics, and the art style and visual comedy fits so perfectly with everything that it really stands as masterpiece. There's a definite need for more Marshal Law.

"kingdom of the blind" was fantastic - the best one after "fear and loathing" to me anyway

My best girlfriend who didn't become my wife- she bought me Marshall Law #1 for my birthday!

Fabulous and informative interview! I will have fun looking for the collected edition of Marshall Law - which is easier than fishing out the original books from my storage unit!

This give me a Idea

Wonderful to see these two creators chat about something I loved as a young man. Things happened to me as a kid that shaped my taste in comics into something more hard edged and at some point I naturally gravitated towards works like Nexus, Watchmen, and Marshal Law. I was, and am still, a peaceful person so reading the comic felt a bit wrong at the time due to its extreme violence. I had to question myself, my motivations, and the material constantly. It was a bit of a journey of self discovery as the young me examined the question “is this OK?”. Turns out it was more than OK. The themes in the work shine and I feel like I gained something from it. Oh man, if someone ever made a film of this... it would have to be perfect. I am not sure that balanced get act could be accomplished.

Such a criminally underrated book. As an American, it never dawned on me Marshal Law was intrinsically British, it was simply a comic I loved. I first read Marshal Law as a child in the late '80s, and it has been an all time favorite ever since. Marshal Law was to me what Watchmen or Dark Knight Returns was to the larger portion of the comic community. That was the comic that showed me the darker underbelly of the superhero genre. I still question why anyone would sale Marshal Law to an 8 year old, but God bless 'em.

Good stuff. Love Pat, love Kev and love Law!

Marshal Law the movie needs to be made

Reading Nemesis the Warlock at the moment, this will be next on the list to get. Great duo. Good interview : )

I loathe superheroes too

They need to make the movie Marshal Law, with Tom Hardy as the lead role

Lol, he's my favourite graphic novelist

marshal law is my favourite character. i loved the first 3 books so much..thanks to toxic for educating me. kevin's art is so amazing mixed with the dark humor,

He's right. the later stuff was off the radar. Last one I saw in a shop was Takes Manhatten. Can pick them up online though.

This is a great interview, tho as a middle aged man who started reading 2000ad at the age of 10, I am slightly biased due the fact im a fan of both Pat and Kevin. I tried several times as a kid to get into american comix (both DC and Marvel) but they never floated my boat. My view of the stuff coming out of the US was, it seamed a bit flat, without depth and boring. Batman had my interest for a bit but I detested Superman, Spiderman and the other super-heroes of a similar ilke. Dredd, Slaine, Jonny Alpha, Nemesis, ABC warriors, Harry Harrison's Stainless Steel Rat, Mealtdown Man, Blackhawk, all had far more interesting characters with a myriad of really interesting stories. The Superhero stuff was about good versus evil and how good will always triumphs, because they try harder. Boring. Dredd and Marshall Law are the best anti heroes I've every read and would love to see new Marshal Law stuff. splundig vur thrigg

To me, Marshal Law will always be my favorite comic work. I still remember the day that I just saw the first one in Brazil. I fell in love with such ideas put together by Kevin O'Neill and Pat Mills. Each page I read made seem like I was inside the comic as Marshal Law myself. The 80's was really the golden decade of humanity. Great artists and minds

Crazy good creators.