Brian K Vaughan

Lucas Cruikshank isn't exactly a household name, but Internet junkies know him under the alias Fred Figglehorn, his character in a series of videos about an overly active and lonely child who starts posting videos of himself on the interwebs...

Wayward comics and television writer Brian K. Vaughan has finally resurfaced in a new report from Deadline Hollywood, who say the lauded creator of "Y: The Last Man" will return to the public stage in "Smokers," a new Fox television series produced by Stars Road Entertainment, the production company of "Spider-Man" director Sam Raimi...

AS THE FOLLOWING REVIEW DISCUSSES THE 50TH ISSUE OF A 50-ISSUE SERIES THAT HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR SIX YEARS, IT SHOULD GO WITHOUT SAYING THAT ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE SPOILERS FOLLOW. THE FOLLOWING REVIEW IS 90% SPOILER, SO UNLESS YOU'RE THE KIND OF PERSON WHO WATCHED THE LAST EPISODES OF "BATTLESTAR GALACTICA" AND "LOST" FIRST, YOU MAY WANT TO READ ALL OF "EX MACHINA" BEFORE

ComicsAlliance's Chris Murphy reviews the biggest and best comic books coming out this week. THE ROLLING STONES AND IRMA THOMAS ARE ALL LIARS -- Captain America Reborn #3 Issue #3 of Captain America Reborn releases this week, and to be honest, I remain not as excited by this one as I'd like to be...

That Brian K. Vaughan is such a rascal the way he wheels around comics, television and Hollywood with a bald head full of fan-favorite ideas. The "Y: The Last Man" and "Ex Machina" creator rose to prominence through comics, joined up with the writing staff of "Lost" and is now moving on to even "greener pastures" according to showrunner Damon Lindelof in the

As is the case with pretty much every comic I read, I was a latecomer to Y: The Last Man--gimme a break, I only started reading comics a few years ago. But I was immediately stricken with Brian K. Vaughan's extremely clever dialogue laced with some of the best and dorkiest pop culture references I've ever read--and that's saying something because I used to follow Bill Amend's weekly FoxTrot comic

Press Release Comic City, Detroit's hometown comic book chain announces its raffle to benefit The Hero Initiative. Don't miss out on the amazing raffle items, which include items from creators such as Joss Whedon, Neil Gaiman, Simone Bianchi, Brian K ...

My friends tell me I'm the worst person to watch LOST with. Apparently I'm too cynical, though I think with good reason. For one thing, the plot has gone too far and too wide for me to care any more about the mysteries of the island. And for another, the big "suprises" they throw at us every once in a while to keep us hooked have become totally predictable...

I hate to admit this one, but I missed the first few minutes of the Dark Horse session. I was on the way to the room when I saw this pic that had to be taken. This meant that I had to wait for a few other people to take the same pic that I wanted, then when everyone finished I had to get contact info for the people in the photo ...