After a brief hiatus from his most popular creator-owned work, Steve Niles is set to return to Cal McDonald and his world of horrific mysteries in...
Review by – Bree Ogden “Monster and Madman” finished its 3-issue arc this week with a terribly depressing ending, but the only ending that seems fit...
Steve Niles writes Frankenstein’s monster with vigor and passion, and there are few contemporary authors who would be up to the challenge. “Monster & Madman” is...
Dynamite Entertainment cordially invites all you Deadites to the wedding of Ash and Sheila in the pages of “Army of Darkness: Ash Gets Hitched” this summer....
After nearly two years, “Frankenstein Alive, Alive!” is back* in all its literary, artistic glory. Niles packs a philosophical punch in issue #3 that falls in...
After a rather lengthy wait, the sequel to Mary Shelley’s classic is back from Steve Niles and Bernie Wrightson. “Frankenstein Alive, Alive” follows the journey of...
No matter how old he gets or how far he travels, the monsters will never stop looking for Frederick Allan. With his youth gone, can an...
Steve Niles incredible tale of “Monster & Madman” continues to blow my mind. The first issue focused on the Monster while this one has seamlessly brings...
Steve Niles and Damien Worm have been pairing up a lot recently on projects like “Monster & Madman”, their “In The Dark” short story, and now...
This April sees the release of the hotly anticipated anthology, “In The Dark,” put together by horror aficionado Rachel Deering who toiled for many sleepless nights...
When I think about Frankenstein’s monster in comics, it gives me a bit of nostalgia as I recall reading the novel for a high school English...
I’m obsessed with a good writer/artist pairing in comics. The kind that makes me excited just on word alone. Writer Steve Niles and artist Menton3 provide...
While we still eagerly await “Frankenstein Alive, Alive” #3 from Steve Niles and Bernie Wrightson, Niles has a new book kicking off this week from IDW...
In the fourth installment of Niles and Calero’s “Ash and the Army of Darkness” series, we find ourselves traversing very familiar territory… in more ways than...
The summer of 2013 saw a daring new comic series from Dark Horse called “Breath of Bones”, written by horror icon Steve Niles and illustrated by...
Rachel Deering, a well known horror enthusiast and comics writer, set up a Kickstarter campaign for the “In The Dark” anthology a few months back, which...
The third annual Ghastly Award nominees have been announced. If you don’t know about the awards, they honor excellence in the horror comics industry, not unlike...
Reflecting on 2013, it’s clear that we we are living in a new golden age of comics. Not only is the sheer amount of books being...
Steve Niles just tweeted a teaser for a new series, “The October Faction”. With minimal digging (a quick google search) it seems Niles posted about the...
Another brilliant arc in the CM universe comes to an end with the release of Steve Niles and Christopher Mitten’s “Criminal Macabre: The Eyes of Frankenstein”...
Steve Niles continues the misadventures of Ashley J Williams in ‘Ash and the Army of Darkness’ # 2. The issue is ripe with action and the...
Thoroughly engaging and easily accessible, “Criminal Macabre: The Eyes of Frankenstein” #2 is a rarely mastered genre hybrid of crime-horror and seamless comedy. Moreover, Steve Niles...
Jamie Madrox is back again with another Dark Horse Comics review. This time he takes on Ben Templesmith and Steve Niles’ “Criminal Macabre”. Hit the jump...
Steve Niles drags Ashley Williams back into the past with what feels like a natural continuation of a twenty-year-old story, making it feel just like yesterday...
