MacGyver Seasons

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That’s really it. Over the last few years at conventions, I’ve not been backwards about coming forwards on my love for the TV series. I own the T shirt. I own the seven seasons on DVD. I even have, hanging under my calendar, the ‘Phoenix Foundation ID’ of MacGyver season dvd boxset , made a few years ago when I went as the mullet-haired icon to a fancy dress party. And, at these conventions, when I’ve been asked who I’d love to write for? MacGyver was always the answer. If Doctor Who was my #1 all time dream job? Then MacGyver was running a very close #2.
Fast forward to May 2011. I’m at the MCM Expo, a comic / movies / anime convention in London, and late on the Saturday night I’m in the bar with a few people including Becky Cloonan. I mention in passing that I would write a MacGyver book for free if the opportunity arose. To my surprise, Becky chimed in with ‘And I would draw it!’
Of course, we never thought anything would come of it, but nevertheless, I contacted Stephanie Johnston, my LA manager and asked if she knew who had the rights. And, as I’ve always known, she’s damned good, because within a couple of days she came back with ‘it’s Lee Zlotoff, I’ve spoken to him and he’s happy to talk to you next Wednesday about this.’ In shock, I checked with Becky if she was still on board. She was. So, that Wednesday I spoke to Lee, who turned out to be nothing like I imagined from stories of ‘Hollywood writers’ that you hear – in fact he was easygoing, enthusiastic and very open to suggestions. By the end of the discussion, not only had he agreed that we could write a MacGyver comic without paying him any money for the privilage, but he would actually come on board, with John Potter, the original ‘MacGyverisms’ creator