'Buck Rogers' TV Series To Be Written By 'Lost' Veteran And Beloved Comic Book Writer Brian K. Vaughan
Brian K. Vaughan, the writer of comics like Saga and Y: The Last Man, has been tapped to write a Buck Rogers TV series for Legendary.
Read MoreBrian K. Vaughan, the writer of comics like Saga and Y: The Last Man, has been tapped to write a Buck Rogers TV series for Legendary.
Read MoreAfter being in the new Star Wars trilogy, Oscar Isaac is heading into superhero territory with the lead role in The Great Machine movie.
Read MoreLegendary Entertainment is working on The Great Machine, a big screen adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan's Ex Machina comic book series.
Read MoreIn the Roundtable Live Read, comic and TV scribe Brian K. Vaughan's unproduced screenplay will be read aloud in Hollywood.
Read MoreBrian K. Vaughan, the author of the acclaimed comic series, has provided a Y The Last Man update about the upcoming FX TV adaptation.
Read MoreBrian K. Vaughan has been tapped as the Gundam live-action movie writer, adapting the first live-action iteration of the mecha franchise created by Sunrise.
Read MoreWe're probably going to see multiple Brian K. Vaughan movies soon. Legendary is working with Vaughan and other Image Comics creators on films & TV shows.
Read MoreAfter years of delays, FX has finally ordered a pilot for a Y The Last Man TV show, adapted from the acclaimed comic series.
Read MoreHulu released some Marvel's Runaways photos of the kids who discover that their parents are part of a cabal of supervillains.
Read MoreA TV series of 'Y: The Last Man' is moving closer to production, according to creator of the classic sci-fi comic book, Brian K. Vaughan.
Read MoreThe Y The Last Man showrunner has been revealed. Michael Green (American Gods) will write the FX series with comic book creator Brian K. Vaughan.
Read MoreA Runaways TV series is in the works at Hulu, from Marvel TV. Gossip Girl's Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage will serve as showrunners.
Read MoreFX is developing a Y The Last Man TV series. Brian K. Vaughan's dystopian sci-fi follows the lone survivor of a plague that wiped out all men.
Read MoreDirector Dan Trachtenberg has confirmed the Y The Last Man movie is once again dead. THe rights are back with the creators. Read Trachtenberg's quotes here.
Read MoreBased on the header image, can you guess who's coming back for Breaking Bad's final stretch? Also after the jump: Sam Mendes and a Skyfall co-writer team for a Showtime project Rupert Wyatt gets hired for AMC's period drama pilot Turn Disney XD's Tron: Uprising desperately needs more viewers Check out two new stills from Arrested…
Read MoreIn an instant, every man on planet Earth dies. Only women remain, which is fine by them, until they realize without men the human race doesn't have a chance of surviving. That makes that fact that one man survived -- one man on the entire planet -- kind of a big deal. That's the basic…
Read MoreLate this summer, it was announced that Stephen King's 2009 supernatural thriller Under the Dome would be hitting Showtime as a drama series, with a search for a writer already underway. Now, months later, former Lost scribe and acclaimed comic book writer Brian K. Vaughan has been tapped to pen the show, about a town…
Read MoreWith four wide releases opening this post-Oscar weekend, Hollywood news is predictably pretty slow. So we decided to throw together three smaller stories into one article just so you can get your weekend fix all in one place. First up, Brian K. Vaughan, former writer on Lost and creator of Y: The Last Man and…
Read MoreDarren Aronofosky (Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream) has never been one for subtlety. He's all about grand spectacle and fervent theatrics -- things for which his long-in-the-works passion project Noah is perfectly suited. Aronofsky has been obsessed with the biblical figure ever since he won a school poetry competition for a poem he wrote…
Read MoreLast month, Darren Aronofsky was quoted as saying that he is "doing a comic book of a script that’s really hard to make and we’re going to do a comic version first and see what happens." Many of the movie websites jumped to the conclusion that Aronofsky was working on a Batman comic book, which…
Read MoreProduction Weekly is reporting that Marvel Studios will begin production on the big screen adaptation to Brian K Vaughan's Runaways in January 2011, with production scheduled until July 2011. A few months back it was reported that British screenwriter Drew Pearce was hired to write the adaptation, with Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist helmer Peter…
Read MoreMarvel Studios has hired British screenwriter Drew Pearce to write the big screen adaptation to Brian K Vaughan's Runaways. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist helmer Peter Sollett is signed to helm the adaptation. Pearce created the UK superhero comedy television series No Heroics, which was nominated for Best New British TV Comedy of 2008 at…
Read MoreEarlier today, Hayley Atwell was cast as the female lead in The First Avenger: Captain America. When geek news like this breaks, I'll often talk to Steve from Collider on the phone and we'll tell each other what we think. It's conversations like these that originally led to us to record our first video blogs.…
Read MoreLatino Review is reporting a rumor that Louis Leterrier, director of The Incredible Hulk and Clash of the Titans, is circling a big screen adaptation of Brian K Vaughan's Y: The Last Man. If you haven't yet read the series, pick up the paperback (or the new hardcover) of the first volume, as I very…
Read MoreI usually don't write about projects that don't yet have a buyer, but I'm a big fan of comic book writer turned screenwriter Brian K. Vaughan, and have been watching his every move. Vaughan is best known for the critically acclaimed Y: The Last Man Series and various other comic books including Runaways. Vaughan joined…
Read MoreComic book scribe turned screenwriter Brian K. Vaughan has certainly made his mark on the hit show Lost. But everything good must eventually come to an end. Lost producer Damon Lindelof has confirmed on the DocArzt & Friends Lost Podcast that Vaughan will not be returning for the sixth and final season of the series,…
Read MoreThe ever-wonderful Production Weekly have Tweeted up their latest uncovering. It's short enough to quote in its entirety, so here goes: McG is attached to direct Medieval, a spec script by Mike Finch & Alex Litvak, described as The Dirty Dozen set in medieval times. As far as I know, Finch and Litvak previously worked…
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