NILES WRITEUP AT THE ZONE
March 26th, 2003 by AdministratorCraig Zablo of ZONE (Zablo on Nearly Everything) has very nice things to say about Steve.
Craig Zablo of ZONE (Zablo on Nearly Everything) has very nice things to say about Steve.
Amazon.com (in cooperation with Diamond Distributors) recently debuted its new Graphic Novel section at the Amazon site and guess what book is the # 3 top seller? Yeah you guessed it! Our very own “30 Days of Night” TPB. This current position beats out books like ‘Kingdom Come’, ‘X-Men 2′ adaptation and many more. If you haven’t ordered your copy yet, hurry up. It was just announced that the trade is going into its THIRD printing. While many people don’t care what printing they get, many comic collectors value earlier prints much higher than later prints.
Randy Lander picks the upcoming Cal McDonald comic book series ‘Criminal Macabre’ as one of the “Top Four Picks of the Month” in his latest Down the Line Previews Feature for May 2003.
The ‘30 Days of Night’ Trade Paperback was the Graphic Novel Pick of the Week for 3/14/03 at NeedCoffee.com: “30 DAYS was nice and brutal. ‘SALEM’S LOT’ on speed. We dig.”
“[The ‘30 Days of Night’ TPB] cements Niles’ reputation as the best horror writer in comics today. The story reads much better in complete form than it did serialized, and the production here seems really kicked up a few notches from the comic; it’s fabulous.
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Every month Wizard has had coverage on Steve Niles and the latest issue (# 140, May 2003) is no exception. Here’s a list of what you’ll find in the latest issue:
With this outing, Newsarama’s Daniel Robert Epstein tracked down Steve Niles, creator of the 30 Days of Night phenomenon. Jawin’ together for over an hour, the two covered all the bases, from Steve’s work to vampire films, and what Marvel character Niles would like a shot at… LINK
On Sunday, our site received the 100th vote needed to earn us the prestigious Diamond Web Award for 2003. Not to be confused with Diamond Comic Distributors, the Diamond Web Awards are based on our visitor’s votes as administered by the International Association of Web Masters & Designers. A big thank you to “xtina” one of our newest board members for making that crucial 100th vote. She has been quite active on the boards as well, keeping us all up-to-date on everything from Alias to the Oscars. By the way, as xtina points out, you can still vote once per day to earn us higher level awards.