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Audiences don’t want woke: comic-book writer Mark Millar interviewed

James Delingpole talks to the creator of Jupiter's Legacy about the joy of Catholicism and our sorry lack of male action figures

‘No one ever said to me it’s time to grow up’: Leslie Bibb as Grace Sampson, Josh Duhamel as Sheldon Sampson and Ben Daniels as Walter Sampson in episode two of Mark Millar’s Jupiter’s Legacy [Steve Wilkie/Netflix © 2020]
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