Ben Templesmith
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Ben Templesmith".
Sep 25, 2026
Crime, Horror & Comics: Kody Chamberlain
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7:10Cody ChamberlainGUEST
You know, I was doing I knew IDW did some creator-owned books.
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7:15Cody ChamberlainGUEST
30 Days a Night was a creator-owned book, for example, from Steve and Ben Temple Smith.
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7:20Cody ChamberlainGUEST
But I didn't really have any concept of what that meant, how to go about pitching.
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7:23Cody ChamberlainGUEST
I didn't know what a pitch looked like.
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10:51Cody ChamberlainGUEST
But when I look back on it, I see all the mistakes I was making trying to figure out how to actually do the job, you know, but still fun.
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10:58speaker_0HOST
And for something like that, where it kind of has a basis, do you have to try to or do you find yourself kind of, I don't say imitating, but using that as a basis of how to draw for those books?
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11:11Cody ChamberlainGUEST
Ben Temple Smith was doing a really experimental style back then.
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11:16Cody ChamberlainGUEST
There was another artist doing Spawn stuff around the same time Ben Temple Smith got on Hellspawn.
Episode 208: A Conversation with Ignition Press Publisher Filip Sablik
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58:21Philip SablikGUEST
12-Foot Skeleton, I talked about a little bit.
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58:23Philip SablikGUEST
That's another one that's coming in October from Aaron Campbell, Tim Seeley, co-writing that one with Ben Templesmith doing the art.
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58:32Philip SablikGUEST
And then the last one that we've announced coming up is Rampant Swine, which is our second series with Cy Spurrier.
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58:42Philip SablikGUEST
Chris Mitten is doing the artwork for that.
Comic Source Weekly September 2, 2026 — Ed Brubaker Sued, Absolute Batman Hits 487K & X-Force Goes Fugitive: The Comic Source
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58:48JaceHOST
And then finally, 12-foot skeleton number one, written by Tim Seeley.
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58:52JaceHOST
We've got art by Ben Temple Smith.
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58:54JaceHOST
Aaron Campbell's involved as well.
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58:56JaceHOST
And yes, the premise really is one of those 12-foot Halloween lawn skeletons.