Nick Stakal

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Nick Stakal
Area(s) Penciller, Inker
Notable works
Silent Hill: The Grinning Man
Silent Hill: Dead/Alive
http://www.nickstakal.com

Nick Stakal is a comics artist who is best known for providing the artwork for two of the Silent Hill comic books, Silent Hill: The Grinning Man, and Silent Hill: Dead/Alive.

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