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Robert Steven Rhine, also known by his pen name Corpsy, is an American writer and actor. He is the founder, publisher, and "Deaditor-in-Chief" of Girls and Corpses, a horror-comedy magazine.
In 2002, Robert Steven Rhine (aka Corpsy) became the Founder/Publisher and Deaditor-In-Chief of Girls and Corpses, a worldwide newsstand magazine featured on such media as: Entertainment Tonight, TMZ, Inside Edition, Entertainment Weekly, Maxim, E-News, Bizarre, VICE, Oddities, worldwide newspapers and hundreds of web news sites.
Bram Stoker award winner for anthology "Dark Delicacies". "Robert "Corpsy" Rhine is The Hugh Hefner of Horror" --Newsbleak. books. short films. short stories. comic books. graphic novels. animated.
In 2002, Robert Steven Rhine (aka Corpsy) became the Founder/Publisher and Deaditor-In-Chief of Girls and Corpses, a worldwide newsstand magazine featured on such media as: Entertainment Tonight, TMZ, Inside Edition, Entertainment Weekly, Maxim, E-News, Bizarre, VICE, Oddities, worldwide newspapers and hundreds of web news sites.
Jan 7, 2016 · Robert Steven Rhine, aka. “Corpsy,” is one of those guys you’d love to get a pint with - a great conversationalist, endlessly entertaining and never without a relevant anecdote.
- frank@wotrradio.com
Robert “Corpsy” Rhine is the Publisher and Deaditor-In-Chief of Girls and Corpses Magazine. He fills the magazine with scantily clad women in various themed photoshoots with different corpses, but the magazine’s true strength lies in its writing. It combines comedy, horror and death.
Here's a bold new writer with powerhouse ideas and the talent to bring them to life. From the bizarre glitter of the title story, "My Brain Escapes Me," to the savage reality and deep humanism of his prize-winning "Andros," Rhine fascinates, educates, and entertains. Dive into his world.
