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Caitlin Kittredge

Comics debut 2013

writer
Caitlin Kittredge
Known forCoffin Hill
Issues credited23
Active2013–2016
Primary rolewriter
Coffin Hill #1
Coffin Hill #1 (2014)

Caitlin Kittredge (born September 1984) is an American author and comic-book writer best known for her dark fantasy and urban fantasy noir work. She first gained attention with her *Nocturne City* adult novels and the young adult *The Iron Codex* series. In comics, she is most recognized for *Coffin Hill* at Vertigo Comics and *Witchblade* and *Throwaways* at Image Comics. Her comic-book career was active from 2013 to 2016, during which she was credited as writer on 23 issues, primarily for *Coffin Hill* and *Grimm*. Kittredge’s writing style blends supernatural elements with gritty, noir-infused storytelling, often featuring strong female protagonists. She collaborated with artists such as Ivan Rodriguez and Marco Rudy on *Coffin Hill*, a series about a Boston police officer with a witch’s past. Her work on *Witchblade* continued the dark fantasy tradition of that long-running title. While she has not received major comic-industry awards, her novels have earned a dedicated readership. Kittredge remains active in prose fiction, with her comic contributions standing as a focused, well-regarded chapter in her career.

Coffin Hill #2
Coffin Hill #2 (2015)

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Full bibliography · 2 series

Grimm (2016) · 4

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