The property, which has a Netflix adaptation in the works, concludes with the third chapter of its trilogy, and The Hollywood Reporter has the first look.
. Peter and I had always planned this as a trilogy, but it was only after we sold the company to Netflix in 2017 we actually got serious about sitting down and finishing it,” Millar tellsin a statement. “It had actually been going on so long, my serious concern was the REAL Jesus showing up before we even finished this thing. But now here we are, although it’s slightly chilling how much the real life Apocalypse seemed to be going on outside our window while we put this book together.
”for its trade paperback collection. Vol. 1 centered on a 12-year-old American boy who realizes he is the second coming of Christ. Netflix’s adaptation of the first volume ofin Spanish, since the origin location is moving from the returned Jesus Christ hiding out as a child in Mexico as opposed to Illinois,” says the scribe.“It’s the best ending I’ve ever done, so I’m really happy with it. Hopefully it was worth the 19-year wait.