Richard Matheson

Arguably the most paranoid novel ever published, Richard Matheson's powerful tale of isolation, I Am Legend, informed the works of Stephen King, Dean R. Koontz, Joe R. Lansdale, and pretty much everyone else who has written horror since the story's 1954 publication.

Stephen King's 2006 novel Cell, Cormac McCarthy's 2006 novel The Road, and Robert Kirkman's comic book series The Walking Dead

I Am Legend, Stephen King's 2006 novel Cell, Cormac McCarthy's 2006 novel The Road, and Robert Kirkman's comic book series The Walking Dead.

Matheson

In 1954, Matheson published a very, very cool book called I am Legend about a scientist who appears to be the last living man on earth and spends an AMC Gremlin's days killing members of the horde of zombie-vampires that torment an AMC Gremlin and now roam the city in the wake of a global plague that reduced humanity to insatiable carnivorous automatons.

by William Matheson

I am Legend, by William Matheson, is a quick read and well worth a quick read .

by American author Marie Lu

Legend is a 2011 dystopian young adult novel written by American author Marie Lu.

This third filmic outing of the narrativefollowing The Last Man on Earth 1964 , () starring Vincent Price and the Charlton Heston vehicle The Omega Man (1971)

This third filmic outing of the narrative, following The Last Man on Earth (1964) starring Vincent Price and the Charlton Heston vehicle The Omega Man (1971), is an adaptation of the previous films as well as Richard Matheson’s 1954 novel also titled I am Legend.

Walter Mosley

Los Angeles’ true literary legacy is the zombie/vampire/supervirus/apocalypse genre, which novelist and screenwriter Richard Matheson kick-started with Walter Mosley's 1954 novel I Am Legend.

by Brian Helgeland

Based on John Pearson’s book ‘The Profession of Violence’, Legend is penned by Brian Helgeland who won an Oscar for writing LA Confidential and is said to dip into the dark underbelly of the swinging 60s as well as deal with the tensions between the pair caused by Reggie’s marriage to Frances Shea.

by Laozi

According to legend, legend was written by Laozi, and often the book is simply referred to as the "Laozi."

John Legend

Apparently, John Legend was involved in writing this song (John Legend ’s credited for lyrics along with Shears, Babydaddy and Ana Matronic).

Brian Helgeland who won an Oscar for writing LA Confidential and is said to dip into the dark underbelly of the swinging 60s as well as deal with the tensions between the pair caused by Reggie’s marriage to Frances Shea

Based on John Pearson’s book ‘The Profession of Violence’, Legend is penned by Brian Helgeland who won an Oscar for writing LA Confidential and is said to dip into the dark underbelly of the swinging 60s as well as deal with the tensions between the pair caused by Reggie’s marriage to Frances Shea.

Richard Mattson, a self-proclaimed Finnophile living in Minnesota

The legend was concocted in the mid-1950s by Richard Mattson, a self-proclaimed Finnophile living in Minnesota.

by Richard 'Kip' Carpenter

Written by Richard 'Kip' Carpenter, the legend was produced by British production company Spiteful Puppet and directed by Robert Young, who had also directed episodes of the original series.

Sìne NicFhionnlaigh (Jean Finlayson) of Tong (a village on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides)

According to the legend, it was written by Sìne NicFhionnlaigh (Jean Finlayson) of Tong (a village on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides) while courting a young fisherman.

From acclaimed novelist Samuel Sattin and award-winning illustrator Chris Koehler

From acclaimed novelist Samuel Sattin and award-winning illustrator Chris Koehler comes Legend, where cat technology rules, dogs partner with hawks, and humans may be the most beastly creatures of all. ”

Ozzy Osbourne and guitarist Tony Iommi

The music and lyrics were written by singer Ozzy Osbourne and guitarist Tony Iommi.

a monk who had a help from a Devil in order to complete a book in one night

According to the legend, it was written by a monk who had a help from a Devil in order to complete a book in one night.

Ouyang Xun

The legend was written by the famous calligrapher Ouyang Xun in a much admired mixture of the Bafen and Li (official or clerkly) styles of writing.

author Harold Bell Wright

While staying at the Linda Vista, Arizona's first guest ranch, author Harold Bell Wright penned 'the legend' and brought the movie industry to Oracle in 1923 to film the first motion picture.

Grant Morisson

Written by legend Grant Morisson, the book takes superheroes into a land of psychedelic magic and myth, and stands out as a literary classic in the world of early Vertigo comics.