Brian K. Vaughan

You still have to put together at least something.

I'm sure Brian K. Vaughn can just call up and say, I'm going to do a book.

And they go, yeah, whatever it is, we'll just make a spot on the schedule.

I still have to put a little bit of something together.

But you also have your generation that built off of them.

You've got the Brian K. Vaughn generation that built off of them.

And now you've got people like Jesse Lonergan and Meredith McLaren and Victor, you know, a whole extra generation that grew out of all.

I mean, like.

And when I... kind of made a big return to comics about 15 years ago.

Oh, it was Brian K Vaughan.

It was Rick remainder, you know, like finding these things that were long passion pieces that maintain the same voice throughout the run.

And that for me, that's what I really love.

You know, the Jason Momoa heads have been delighted for quite some time to know that here we are.

Our guy Haidt is here.

That's thrilling.

And I just can't wait for the movie.

shit, Joanna.

On a visual level, so Greg Fraser was the cinematographer of the first two movies.

Linus Sandgren, who did, he's Damien Giselle's guy.

He did Babylon and La La Land.

don't know yes indeed yes indeed uh matt coco gs uh favorite comic or comics that you would have turned into a visual novel uh for psp or vita i would fit i would pick bitter root and do a power bomb uh for the beta this is all you buddy

um i heard bitter root is actually really good like like people were talking about this when sinners came out uh so i might try to i might try to pick that up i would i would pick uh brian k vaughn's saga which i haven't read in a very very long time and i might might be time for a reread uh i really like that book um and uh of course uh dr strange and dr doom triumph and torment that's my favorite uh it's my favorite dr doom story and um where he uh he participates in the this is like a social supreme like wizarding games or whatever to figure out who the hell is going to be the Sorcerer Supreme.

And Doom is like, yeah, I'm going to do it.

And all these sorcerers are like, nah, that's all that technology in your armor and shit.

And then there were a few other titles, what have you.

I mean, I can even go as far back as someone like Cliff Chang working with Brian K. Vaughn.

And, you know, that partnership and Cliff being just as much of a component as Brian when it came to creating that.

And, you know, I'll throw myself in there as well with Bitterroot and just how... what we created with that um the visuals had just as much uh weight as the actual story and so yeah definitely over the last uh you know it was it was slowly growing but it kind of blew the doors off within the last two or three years with the artists really being in the forefront or definitely in the same space as the writer.

Yeah, so my roommate at college is a comic book writer.

His name is Brian Vaughn, or Brian K. Vaughn.

He wrote Why the Last Man, Saga, and many other comics.

But yeah, we just met at college and we were just like, You and I connect.

i'm not into both okay here you go i am a star wars fan um i am a big big star wars fan it is a gaping hole in my fandom i do

not know star trek

Brian Vaughn knows Star Trek.

He was my roommate.