Daniel Kibblesmith

Daniel Kibblesmith is an Emmy-nominated TV writer and author known for his work across television, comics, and humor writing. His television credits include serving as a Co-Executive Producer for Netflix Animation’s "Strip Law" (2026) and writing for shows such as "Inside Job" (Netflix, 2021), "Clone High" (Max, 2023), and "The Nevers" (HBO, 2021). He also contributed to "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" (CBS, 2015–2020) and penned the televised event "Celebrating Marvel’s Stan Lee" (ABC, 2019). His upcoming book, "So You’ve Been Bitten By A Radioactive Spider: How To Survive The Marvel Universe," co-created with illustrator Kyle Hilton, blends humor with Marvel lore.

Kibblesmith has authored several illustrated books, including the picture books "Princess Dinosaur" (2021) and "Santa’s Husband" (2017), as well as the holiday-themed "We Wish You a Harley Christmas: DC Holiday Carols" (2020). His versatility extends to comics, where he has written for iconic characters such as Spider-Man, Loki, and Harley Quinn for publishers like Marvel, DC Comics, and Boom! Studios. He co-created the original comic series "The Doorman" with Eliot Rahal and Kendall Goode. A founding editor of ClickHole, Kibblesmith has also published humor pieces in outlets like The New Yorker and McSweeney’s, showcasing his sharp wit and satirical voice.