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ROB ZOMBIE Interviewed By Comic-Book Writer STEVE NILES

November 1, 2003

Rob Zombie was recently interviewed by one of the biggest names in horror comic books, Steve Niles, for comic book web site Comic Book Resources. Read the interview here. As previously reported, Zombie and Niles are currently collaborating on a new horror series titled "The Nail". "The Nail" will be co-written by Niles and Zombie and will feature art by Ben Templesmith. The series, which will premier in early 2004, will be published by Dark Horse Comics, Inc., one of the largest comic book publishers in the United States. Click here to see the cover. Zombie is currently working on the sequel to his directorial debut, "House of 1000 Corpses", tentatively due next spring.

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