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Mark Alan Miller

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Template:Use dmy dates Template:Multiple issues Mark Alan Miller is a New York Times bestselling author, and the president of Encyclopocalypse Publications. Previously, he was Vice President and Head of Development of Seraphim, Inc.,[1] Clive Barker's production company. Miller is also a writer, producer, and director, having written for Boom! Studios[2] and Dark Horse.[3]

Miller is the founder of Encyclopocalypse Publications, a hybrid publishing and audiobook company that specializes in reprints of film novelizations and out-of-print horror novels in addition to publishing new genre content.[4][5]

Credits

Filmography
Year Title Director Writer Producer Notes
2011 Abarat: Absolute Midnight x x x Book Trailer
2011 Nightmare x
2014 The Nerdist Superego Video Shorts x 5 episodes
2014 Nightbreed: The Directors Cut x Awarded vintage release at the 41st annual Saturn Awards[6][7]
2015 Fun Size Horror: Volume Two x x Segment "The Great Corben"
2016 Virus of the Dead x x x Segment "Preparation Meets Opportunity"
2017 Stan Lee's Lucky Man: The Bracelet Chronicles x x Web Series for Sky TV
2019 Fun Size Horror: Shocktale Party x x x Segment "Jung Frankenstein"
2020 Clive Barker's Books of Blood x Hulu Original
Comic Books
Year Title Studio Notes
2011 Hellraiser[2] Boom! Studios Based on the Hellraiser franchise by Clive Barker
2014 Next Testament[2] Boom! Studios Written with Clive Barker
2015 Hellraiser: Bestiary[2] Boom! Studios Based on the Hellraiser franchise by Clive Barker
2016 The Steam Man[3] Dark Horse Based on the dime novel The Steam Man of the Prairies by Edward S. Ellis; cowritten by Joe R. Lansdale
2018 American Gothic Press Presents: Tales From the Ackermansion American Gothic Press Segmen "The Dump" based on the Joe R. Lansdale Short Story.

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