understanding that the rights to Y: The Last Man will revert to co-creator Pia Guerra and me for the first time in a decade if the planned New Line adaptation doesn't start shooting in the next few months". Trachtenberg later tweeted that the film was not happening. In a subsequent interview he noted that in fact "the rights reverted back to Brian quite a few months ago". A television series called "Y" starring Diane Lane as Yorick Brown's mother Senator Jennifer Brown, Imogen Poots as Yorick's sister Hero Brown, and Lashana Lynch as Agent 355 premiered on FX in 2020. We3 film New Line Cinema announced in June 2005 that it had optioned We3, with that comic's writer, Grant Morrison, then in negotiations to write the screenplay. John Stevenson, director of Kung Fu Panda, was attached to the project as a director in December 2008, and New Line Cinema was no longer involved. , the status of the film is that Morrison has written the script, but the project appears to have stalled, partially due to concerns over the level of violence. Morrison said in an interview that "Relativity Pictures keeps saying they're doing it, and they still haven't done it", and that he cannot say anything more as it stands. FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics film By April 2014, the production of a movie adaptation of Vertigo's FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics was in the works. Justin Marks and David Goyer were to reunite for the production of the film, with Nellie Reed producing. Since then, there has been no more announcements. Early attempt of DMZ TV series By February 2014, Syfy was planning on making a TV series adaptation of the DMZ comics with former Mad Men writers and executive producers Andre and Maria Jacquemetton. Executive producer for the pilot is David Heyman, who previously worked on Harry Potter, Gravity and was working on the film adaptation of the Vertigo comic series Fables. In October 2019, Ava DuVernay was announced as a producer of the HBO Max iteration of the series, with DuVernay directing the pilot and Roberto Patino as writer and showrunner. The show premiered in March 2022. Amped/Jacked TV series In April 2015, Supernatural creator Eric Kripke was writing the comic book series called Amped (later retitled Jacked) for DC and Vertigo to be released in fall 2015. In the same time USA Network was developing