Steve Niles
Spike TV Scream Awards 2007, photo by pinguino k

Steve Niles

Author of 30 Days of Night

Also known as: Steve Niles

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Interview up @comicbookorange http://bit.ly/4gqVXR Thanks Casey!

4:15 pm, November 11, 2009

@ivanbrandon nice spelling there. Gah.

4:13 pm, November 11, 2009

Interview up @comicbookorange http://bit.ly/4gqVXR Thanks Casey!

4:15 pm, November 11, 2009

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