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| Ben Stenbeck | |
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| Born | February 2, 1976 |
| Nationality | New Zealander |
| Area(s) | Writer, Penciller, Inker |
Notable works | Baltimore Sir Edward Grey: Witchfinder Koshchei Hellboy Our Bones Dust |
| https://www.benstenbeck.com/ | |
Ben Stenbeck (born February 2, 1976).[1] is a New Zealand comic book creator, primarily an artist. He has frequently collaborated with Mike Mignola in projects like Baltimore and the Hellboy Universe.
Career[edit]
He started his comic book career in 2003 when he illustrated a short Buffy the Vampire Slayer comic book story in the anthology Tales of the Vampires for Dark Horse Comics[2]. After this, in 2008, he illustrated a B.P.R.D. One-shot titled "The Ectoplasmic Man" and the first Limited series of Sir Edward Grey: Witchfinder. He went on to take on artist duties for several Hellboy Universe projects, like Frankenstein Underground, Koshchei.
In 2010 he was picked by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden to illustrate a comic book adaptation of their novel Baltimore, or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire[3].
He published his first creator owned comic, Our Bones Dust (Image Comics) in 2023[4]
He also worked on films, being part of the design department of The Lord of the Rings movies The Fellowship of the Ring and The Return of the King.[5]. In 2005 he directed a short film called Zombie Movie[5]
Bibliography[edit]
Art[edit]
- Tales of the Vampires: Antique (Dark Horse, with Drew Goddard, 2003)
- Living With The Dead (Dark Horse, with Mike Richardson, 2007)
- Hellboy Universe (Dark Horse):
- Hellboy Animated: The Yearning (with Jim Pascoe, 2007)
- B.P.R.D.: The Ectoplasmic Man (with John Arcudi and Mike Mignola, 2008)
- Sir Edward Grey, Witchfinder:
- Murderous Intent (with Mike Mignola in Dark Horse Presents #16, November 2008)
- In the Service of Angels (with Mike Mignola, 2009)
- Beware the Ape (with Mike Mignola, 2014)
- City of the Dead (with Chris Roberson and Mike Mignola, 2016)
- Hellboy and B.P.R.D.:
- 1953: The Phantom Hand & The Kelpie (with Mike Mignola, 2015)
- 1953: The Witch Tree & Rawhead and Bloody Bones (with Mike Mignola, 2015)
- Return of the Lambton Worm (with Mike Mignola, 2018, for Playboy magazine)
- Frankenstein Underground (with Mike Mignola, 2015)
- Lobster Johnson: Mangekyō (with John Arcudi and Mike Mignola, 2017)
- Koshchei the Deathless (with Mike Mignola, 2018)
- The Silver Lantern Club (with Christopher Mitten, Chris Roberson and Mike Mignola, 2021)
- Koshchei in Hell (with Mike Mignola, 2023)
- Marvel Comics Presents Vol. 2, #12: Man-Thing: Dirty Work (Marvel Comics, with Jai Nitz, 2008)
- Baltimore (Dark Horse):
- The Plague Ships (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2010)
- A Passing Stranger (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola for Free Comic Book Day, 2011)
- The Curse Bells (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2011)
- Dr. Leskovar's Remedy (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2012)
- The Play (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2012)
- The Widow and the Tank (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2013)
- The Inquisitor (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2013)
- The Infernal Train (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2013)
- Chapel of Bones (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2014)
- The Wolf and the Apostle (with Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola, 2014)
Writing and art[edit]
- Our Bones Dust (4-issue mini-series, Image Comics, 2023)
Awards[edit]
Nominations[edit]
- 2011 Eisner Award for Best Limited Series (for Baltimore: The Plague Ships)[6]
Notes[edit]
- ^ "Grand Comics Database".
- ^ Martin (2022-11-28). "GVN Talking Comics Interview: Artist Ben Stenbeck For Dark Horse Comics 'Koshchei in Hell'". Geek Vibes Nation. Retrieved 2024-06-12.
- ^ McElhatton, Greg (2010-08-04). "Baltimore: The Plague Ships #1". CBR. Retrieved 2024-06-12.
- ^ "Our bones Dust". Image Comics. Retrieved 2024-06-12.
- ^ a b "Ben Stenbeck - Biography". IMDb. Retrieved 2024-06-12.
- ^ Mandelo, Lee (2011-04-11). "Presenting the Eisner Award Nominees for 2011". Reactor. Retrieved 2024-06-12.