Graeme McMillan is an Editor at Popverse. With nearly two decades of experience, he specializes in writing about comics, culture, and the intersection of these fields, along with topics in film and entertainment news. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Hollywood Reporter, Wired, and Time Magazine, among others.
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Graeme McMillan's coverage is predominantly focused on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on comic books and related media. He also covers gaming and content & publishing to a lesser extent.
Given his interest in comic books, Graeme would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights into the creative processes involved in developing comics or any legal or contractual issues within the industry. Additionally, he may appreciate interviews or analysis of major storylines or developments within popular franchises such as Marvel, DC, Final Fantasy, Disney, and Star Wars.
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By: Graeme Mcmillan
Tom Cruise is bringing his 1986 classic (and its sequel) back into theaters this May.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
Wondering what you need to know about the first Star Wars movie in seven years? We have you covered here, even if you have never seen Disney+'s The Mandalorian.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
Attack on Titan creator Hajime Isayama has created a new promo image for the upcoming Star Wars movie.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
Aunt May delivered the classic Spider-Man origin line in 2021's No Way Home, but Peter Parker wasn't listening, it seems.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
After the Beatles and Taylor Swift, Disney+ signs up Britpop reunion act Oasis, with Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight behind the camera.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
Despite appearances, Amazon is not sponsoring this week's recipe for how to keep your pop culture habits healthy and fantastic.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
Who's a real good boy? Netflix's new Scooby-Doo, that's who.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
The end of the beginning of Netflix's supernatural phenomenon has been announced.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
FX's acclaimed drama The Bear is about to deliver its final service, and we have a menu of everything we know as an amuse-bouche.
By: Graeme Mcmillan
Good news for people who want trailers to lay out the basics of a movie's plot
