space
head
head head head
Home Contact RSS Feed
COMICS   •   MOVIES   •   MUSIC   •   TELEVISION   •   GAMES   •   BOOKS
Brian K. Vaughan Breaks Hearts; Leaves ‘Lost’ Writing Team
space
The Movie God   |  @   |  

Vaughan

Very recently an episode of Top Chef Masters aired in which chefs created dishes using only Dharma Initiative-approved food items from the show Lost. These dishes were served to the show’s writing and producing team, including Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse, and Brian K. Vaughan. As a massive fan of Lost, I recall being reminded of how awesome it was knowing Vaughan — creator of amazing comic books like Y: The Last Man, Pride of Baghdad, and Runaways — was also a part of this special show. Now this is no more, as it has been confirmed that Brian K. Vaughan has left the show to move on to other things.

In a brief, passing moment during a Q&A session, Damon Lindelof was asked what Vaughan was like, to which he simply replied “Unfortunately he has left for greener pastures. When he first came on the show Jorge Garcia was ecstatic because he’s a huge fan of his work.” This depressing news was later confirmed by ABC.

This of course doesn’t mean that Lost is going to suck or anything extreme like that — Vaughan didn’t even join the show up until season 3 — but the mark he left on the show while he was there will forever be appreciated. Namely, the amount of fantastic pop culture references he slipped into various episodes was especially enjoyable.

Brian K. Vaughan currently has a script for a movie called Roundtable (Read: DreamWorks Picks Up Vaughan’s ‘Roundtable’) currently being developed into a movie. It is said to be a comedy take on the King Arthur tale with the wizard Merlin putting together a modern group of knights, which equates to our favorite out-of-shape athletes, scientists, wealthy jackasses, and of course: Michael Caine. Y: The Last Man is also (eventually) planning to become a movies, as well as Runaways and I’m sure everything else Vaughan has ever written.

It is unknown whether the writer will continue writing scripts and working in movies and TV, or if he’s heading back to create more sure-to-be-brilliant comic books, but I’m sure either way, it will be something to keep our eyes open for.

[Source: MTV Splashpage]

3 Comments »

  1. Aww man, his scripts were awesome.

    Comment by smanked — July 6, 2009 @ 8:18 pm

  2. yeah, deus ex anyone?
    don’t know how you manage to write an article and leave that out of it…….

    Comment by mo — July 7, 2009 @ 11:15 am

  3. Is it really that shocking that I didn’t mention Deus Ex Machina in an article that had nothing to do with Deus Ex Machina?

    Interesting.

    Comment by The Movie God — July 7, 2009 @ 9:25 pm

RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL

Leave a comment

space
Topics: Comics, Movies, News
space
Previous Article
space
Next Article
«
»
space
space
space
Amazon.com
space
You may have noticed that we're now AD FREE! Please support Geeks of Doom by using the Amazon Affiliate link above. All of our proceeds from the program go toward maintaining this site.
space
Geeks of Doom on Twitter Geeks of Doom on Facebook Geeks of Doom on Instagram Follow Geeks of Doom on Tumblr Geeks of Doom on YouTube Geeks of Doom Email Digest Geeks of Doom RSS Feed
space
space
space
space
The Drill Down Podcast TARDISblend Podcast Westworld Podcast
2023  ·   2022  ·   2021  ·   2020  ·   2019  ·   2018  ·   2017  ·   2016  ·   2015  ·   2014  ·  
2013  ·   2012  ·   2011  ·   2010  ·   2009  ·   2008  ·   2007  ·   2006  ·   2005
space
Geeks of Doom is proudly powered by WordPress.

Students of the Unusual™ comic cover used with permission of 3BoysProductions
The Mercuri Bros.™ comic cover used with permission of Prodigal Son Press

Geeks of Doom is designed and maintained by our geeky webmaster
All original content copyright ©2005-2023 Geeks of Doom
All external content copyright of its respective owner, except where noted
space
Creative Commons License
This website is licensed under
a Creative Commons License.
space
About | Privacy Policy | Contact
space