Dune 3 is co-written by the writer of one of the best comics of the 21st century, Saga's Brian K Vaughan Saga co-creator Brian K Vaughan has been revealed as the co-writer of Dune: Part Three Total Film · Mar 17
The best Marvel show you've never seen is finally streaming for free on Tubi 'Runaways' has been forgotten and mistreated, but it's a perfect watch for Marvel fans who missed it the first time. Tom’s Guide · Feb 17
'Forbidden Planet' is one of the most influential sci-fi films of all time, and it's getting a remake "Forbidden Planet" scores a remake from writer Brian K. Vaughan and veteran producer Emma Watts. Space · Nov 23, 2024
Five wonderful and weird comics to read if you love Umbrella Academy The Umbrella Academy is the story of seven adopted superhuman misfits and their super-rich father, Sir Reginald Hargreeves (AKA the Monocle). If you have watched the television adaptation, which is barrelling into its last season, you will already be fans of the mix of conspiracy, US ephemera and choreographed ultraviolence… The Conversation · Aug 8, 2024
Saga finally returns later this month with an all-new arc: "We’re especially excited to show readers where 12-year-old Hazel and her family are headed next" Writer Brian K. Vaughan says the next few issues are "my favorites yet" GamesRadar · Jul 2, 2024
The Boys creator wants to adapt another comic book series that was once called Star Wars meets Game of Thrones Eric Kripke is starting a campaign Total Film · Dec 5, 2023
Paper Girls’ Brian K Vaughan: ‘I hope the world is big enough for us and Stranger Things’ The award-winning comic book writer speaks to Louis Chilton about Prime Video’s new adaptation of his YA series ‘Paper Girls’, the taboos around tackling the US’s gun violence epidemic in fiction, and turning down daily offers to adapt his hit sci-fi opus ‘Saga’ The Independent UK · Aug 4, 2022
Making 'Paper Girls' 'Wikipedia-proof' meant change. Here are the creators' favorites "Paper Girls" features time travel, opposing future factions in a secret time war, mysterious technology and even giant robot battles, but at its core it is a coming-of-age story about four 12-year-old girls. Los Angeles Times · Aug 1, 2022