Graeme McMillan

Born in a crossfire hurricane in the Scotland of the 1970s, Graeme was raised on a diet of comics, Doctor Who and gritty life on the streets just like in Trainspotting. Escaping to the US and life as a writer in 2002, he has written for Time, Wired, Playboy and the Hollywood Reporter, amongst many other places.

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Please, No: Fox Prepares To Rebirth Fantastic Four

It’s clearly time to retire any variation on the word “reborn” when it comes to geek marketing. I mean, at least DC Comics’ Green Lantern: Rebirth and The Flash: Rebirth were being semi-literal – the characters were dead, and now they’re not. And, I guess, Marvel Comics’ Captain America Reborn made sense because people thought he was …

Mortal Kombat Gets Punching Noir Rebirth

I have no idea what this is new video is advertising, but it’s either entirely awesome or completely ridiculous. I can’t quite decide yet.

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Quite what prompted this 1990s-esque remake of the franchise is, as yet, unknown, but I suspect multiple viewings of Se7en. Still, I like the …

Why Isn’t Misfits On US TV?

Surprising many, superhero TV series Misfits won the British Academy of Film and Television Arts award for Best Drama this weekend. So why hasn’t it made its way to the US yet?

Misfits isn’t exactly a British version of Heroes; as the official website explains, its superpowered protagonists (who gained their powers after being struck …

Doctor Who 5.7: And Then We Woke Up

If there’s one thing that this weekend’s (American) Doctor Who demonstrated, it’s that love conquers all – and if it doesn’t, then suicide is a perfectly good alternative. No, wait, I mean, that the Doctor likes young people and will happily kill them off if they dare love someone else. No, that’s not right, either. Maybe what we should …

Torchwood Returns, More Worldly Than Before

Ending almost a year of speculation, the BBC has announced that Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood will return for a new ten-episode season with both John Barrowman and Eve Myles reprising their roles as Captain Jack and Gwen… but, in a surprise move, it’ll take place outside the UK.

The new season will be a co-production between the …

Voltron Is The Latest Refugee From Your Childhood

More proof that all of your childhood is returning comes in the form of the announcement that Voltron is next in line for a multimedia revival. World Events Productions, the company that owns the rights to the giant robot defender, announced today that not only will Nicktoons premiere a new animated series called Voltron Force, but …

Will Hawkeye Complete The Avengers’ Line-Up?

Marvel’s movie Avengers are continuing to take shape at a rapid pace. Alongside leaked concept art showing how Captain America and Thor will look in their movies (Pretty much like their Ultimate and regular Marvel Universe comic counterparts, respectively), it’s looking as if The Hurt Locker‘s Jeremy Renner is about to sign on as the …

Will Peter Jackson Direct The Hobbit Himself?

Will Peter Jackson choose himself as the replacement director for The Hobbit now that Guillermo del Toro has jumped ship? It depends on who you ask. For his part, Jackson seems to be suggesting it’s a possibility, telling a New Zealand interviewer, “If that’s what I have to do to protect Warner Brothers’ investment, then obviously …

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