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Steve Niles

Steve Niles

American comic book authorWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Steve Niles".

Sep 25, 2026

HaitchHOST
43:43
He had done 30 Days of Night, which I loved.
HaitchHOST
43:46
I was a big Steve Niles, Criminal Macabre, and 30 Days, very cool.
HaitchHOST
43:51
Criminal Macabre, in particular, felt like modern Alan Moore inheritance for Swamp Thing.
HaitchHOST
43:58
Um, so I was very into that, but, uh, he'd done that and hard candy and, um, uh, it's, you know, has gone on to do black mirror and stuff,
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
6:46
So it took me until 2007, 2008 to actually get IDW to respond.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
6:53
And the first book I drew was 30 Days and Night with Steve Niles at IDW Publishing.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
6:58
And it took me a long time to get there.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
7:01
And I think a big part of it was there was no mentor.
Cody ChamberlainGUEST
9:17
Around the same time, yeah.
speaker_0HOST
9:18
And so I started picking up that.
speaker_0HOST
9:21
Again, this is Before I really understood artists and who each person was and who the writer was, it said Steve Niles on it.
speaker_0HOST
9:28
I was like, oh, it's a Steve Niles book, not understanding the whole way the structure works.
James AquiloneGUEST
7:47
We had Jonathan Mayberry.
James AquiloneGUEST
7:48
We have Steve Niles, Gabriel Hartman, Nancy Collins, James Chambers.
James AquiloneGUEST
7:57
I'm probably forgetting some of these people.
John SiuntresHOST
8:00
Did Greenberger or Mike Friedman? I was thinking of other crazy eight guys like Kupferberg.

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James AquiloneGUEST
20:46
David, the small chin did a culture meets count Crowley and the werewolf.
James AquiloneGUEST
20:50
So he did a crossover with his dark horse comic.
James AquiloneGUEST
20:53
And then we got Steve Niles doing the Frankenstein monster.
James AquiloneGUEST
20:57
So yeah, And then I put a bonus story in that I did with Kolchak meets Conga.
HansHOST
45:24
30 days of night
LowResHOST
45:26
that's where i was probably first introduced to him because that look of the sharp teeth very cool vampire look in that that movie um who who did that steve niles did the book i remember seeing that at the comic book shop back in like 2000 or 99 and just finding it so eerie but never so cool
HansHOST
45:47
Oh, dude, I used to collect those books because the art was always so cool.
HansHOST
45:52
It was kind of painting, like, and just very creepy.
Jim WhitingGUEST
5:11
I was a publisher, co-created Solar House magazine back in the 80s and horror movies and did interviews.
Jim WhitingGUEST
5:23
And I started my comic work from there with writer Steve Niles.
Jim WhitingGUEST
5:28
We did probably work together for God knows how many years together.
Jim WhitingGUEST
5:34
quite a few.
JasonHOST
6:17
Yeah.
JasonHOST
6:18
Yeah.
JasonHOST
6:19
You mentioned Steve Niles there.
JasonHOST
6:20
I know that you're also connected to folks like Joe Staten.

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