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A Flurry of French Tentacles for Ben Templesmith's Wormwood
Mesmerizingly psychotic comic book artist Ben Templesmith has posted this alarming picture he's drawn for the cover of the French version of his Wormwood, Gentleman Corpse book, "It Only Hurts When I Pee." More »Werewolves Are Running the Asylum in Hollywood
Hollywood production company 1492 has acquired the rights to blood-soaked comic Welcome to Hoxford, by renowned horror madman Ben "30 Days of Night" Templesmith. Get ready for fanged madness that will mangle your soul. More »Your Cure For Doctor Who TV Withdrawal
Superstar artist Ben Templesmith posted some pages, including some work in progress, from his new Doctor Who comic, "The Whispering Gallery," written by Leah Moore and John Reppion. And they're glorious. More »Twittering Creates Doctor Who Whisper Campaign
It may be the most beautiful Doctor Who comic ever made, and as co-writer John Reppion explains, Doctor Who: The Whispering Gallery owes its very existence to Twitter. The internet: Finally proving its worth.Ben Templesmith Does Doctor Who
Ben Templesmith Brings You Doctor Who and the Decapitated Corpse
Welcome to a new column about science fiction art by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer. Artist Ben Templesmith's daring, horrific, and sometimes just plain perverse approach in graphic novels like 30 Days of Night and his solo creation Wormwood, Gentleman Corpse is influenced by the science-fantasy cosmos of H.P. Lovecraft's Old Ones and the work of H.R. Giger. However, Templesmith says "The biggest influence on me sci-fi wise has to be the BBC prop and art departments on old classic Doctor Who episodes." More »