Joshua Fialkov

Joshua Hale Fialkov was born on August 19, 1979, and is an American comic book writer whose work often leans into horror and psychological tension. He is best known for creator-owned series like *Echoes*, *The Bunker*, and *Elk's Run*, as well as his run on DC's *I, Vampire* and the 2008 film *Infected*. Fialkov entered comics through the independent scene, building a reputation for taut, character-driven stories that often explore dark emotional territory. His style blends visceral horror with human vulnerability, and he has collaborated with artists such as Rahsan Ekedal and Joe Infurnari. Among his notable co-creations are *The Bunker*, a time-travel thriller about a group of friends confronting their future selves, and *Echoes*, a psychological horror series. In licensed work, he wrote for *Pacific Rim: Tales from the Drift*, *Godzilla: Oblivion*, and Marvel's *Cataclysm* and *Galactus - Hunger*. Fialkov has earned multiple Harvey Award nominations, reflecting the critical respect for his writing. His later career has included work in film and television, and he remains active in comics, particularly in the horror genre. His legacy is that of a writer who consistently brings a thoughtful, unsettling edge to both creator-owned and mainstream projects.