Mila Kunis: Wants to play a woman-'superhero'

Mila Kunis: Wants to play a woman-'superhero'

Actress Mila Kunis has said that she wants to play a superhero before she finishes acting.

Kunis also told Heat that a friend had based a comic book character on her.

"Once I do a really awesome superhero movie, I'm done," she said.

"Not a cheesy one, but a solid cool superhero. Like Superman, but a woman. And cooler."

The artist added: "My friend [ex-Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Seth Green] actually writes a comic book called Freshmen and he based the lead character [Annalee Rogers - The Puppeteer] on me.

"And when he was doing it he asked what I wanted my powers to be and I was like, 'I want big boobs and a big old ass and a cape'."

The 'Ted' star continued: "So he drew these awesome pictures that from the neck up look like me, but from the neck down look like Pamela Anderson with a cape.

"I look so hot, I can't even tell you. And she can enter people's minds. So I'm living vicariously through what my character's doing in that comic."

In 2008, Green told Moviehole that he planned to make a movie adaptation of his comic called The Freshmen.

"We are writing the feature, and we're gonna make it when it's ready," he said.

"It'll probably need a studio for release. My estimation is to make this movie the way we want to make it, we'll need independent financing.

"But the nice thing about independent financing is, you know, a small-budget film is $35 million these days. And that's about what we'd need to make it."

Seth Green added: "The premise is very simple. It is kids - it's Revenge of the Nerds meets X-Men.

"It's kids in their first year of college, their first days of college, leaving the nest for the first time, awkwardly discovering their own identities, trying to cast off all the things that have been placed on them throughout their scholastic career, and define their own identity in college."