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 io9.com, Comics Alliance and Newsarama.com, amongst many other places.

Recent Articles

Parklife Is the Cornerstone of Britpop, But It Shouldn't Be

As Blur's "Parklife" celebrates its 20th anniversary, is it time to set the album free of its Britpop legacy?

By Graeme McMillan

The Cult of Orphan Black

The science-fiction thriller returned to BBC America this weekend to much fan excitement — but what is it about Orphan Black that won fans over so quickly?

By Graeme McMillan

Has Amazing Spider-Man 2's Promo Spoiled the Movie for Fans?

Six weeks ahead of release, all the big Amazing Spider-Man 2 reveals appear to have been spoiled by Sony's promotion for the film. How many pre-release previews of a movie is too many?

By Graeme McMillan

Can Veronica Mars Please Fan Funders and Newcomers at the Same Time?

Does the Veronica Mars movie owe too much to its core fanbase to be enjoyable to those coming to the concept fresh?

By Graeme McMillan

Why Do People Still Watch Live TV?

Technology gave us control of when and where we watch TV — and yet, we still feel compelled to watch everything as soon as possible

By Graeme McMillan

Downton Abbey and Rape: Anna's Excruciating Fridging Problem

Where the British series fails, House of Cards flourishes

By Graeme McMillan
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