I have two vivid memories of my time reading Y: The Last Man, the epochal comics series by Brian K Vaughn and artist Pia Guerra. The first is the basic premise. The second is that monkey, Ampersand.
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Though Professor Charles Xavier is a gifted telepath and an excellent educator, he's also a rather terrible father and all-around menace to teenaged mutants. That last bit never factored too much into Fox's live-action X-Men franchise, but it's something that FX's Legion is very carefully trying to remind us.
Legion returned with its season two premiere last night. I still can't get it out of my head. Neither can Kotaku's Gita Jackson, which is why we decided to sit down and discuss the episode at length.
Indiana Jones meets Tarzan meets... well, the belligerent, drunk bunch of goofballs we all know and love as the cast of Archer. What could possibly go wrong?
The "Danger Zone" is about to get a whole lot more tropical. FX revealed at San Diego Comic-Con that season nine of Archer will be subtitled Danger Island, taking place on a remote beach in the South Pacific in 1939, where Sterling will be an eyepatch-wearing seaplane pilot. This sounds fantastic.
FX has launched its first X-Men-inspired TV show: Legion, which follows the seemingly indescribable life of David Haller, a man who thinks he either has vast psychic powers or he's going insane. But despite some major ties to equally major X-Men characters, Haller -- a.k.a. Legion -- is relatively unknown. Here's what you need to know.
