Eagle Eye director D.J. Caruso, promoting the film’s DVD release, said of his next project, Y the Last Man, “I think it’s one of those that the source material is fantastic stuff, it’s great, but it’s a tough one to lick into getting into a screenplay. I’ve tried to feel like it’s a trilogy of…
I know, I know. More news from San Diego? A full week later? Apologies all around, but this is too interesting to pass up. Newsarama has a recap of a panel where a few industry folks discuss the potential demise of comics in their monthly, floppy form. Douglas Wolk and Joe Keatinge are the headliners,…
As fans of Brian K. Vaughan drool in anticipation of the purported awesomeness of his movie spec script for Roundtable, Vertigo offered a last, wistful look at BKV’s Y: The Last Man by releasing the 10th and final collection, Whys and Wherefores. It didn’t get much attention, in no small part because of the outpouring…
Another day, another tease regarding this week’s season premiere of Lost and the impending end of Y: The Last Man. New York Magazine‘s pop culture blog, Vulture, posted this brief interview with writer Brian K. Vaughan about his uber-popular television and comics projects. The interview provides some context for Vaughan’s decision to off one of…
Right about now, my cousin Vincent Price would be grumbling about a new film called I Am Legend (opening Dec. 14) – reminding anyone within earshot that he had been the first to star in a movie based upon that apocalyptic story and muttering, “You’d think we hadn’t done it right, the first time.” Price…
Comic-Con is upon us and Hollywood studios, like the various publishers, have lined up a series of announcements to whet the appetites of fanboys, geeks, and the mainstream media. I should note it’s pretty fun the con is receiving more coverage this year than the political conventions will likely receive next year. Over the last…
