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Recess Pieces
Posted on 08.29.06 by Nathan Shumate @ 9:02 am

I think we definitely need more zombie media aimed specifically at young readers, don’t you? Enter Bob Fingerman’s Recess Pieces, a graphic novel from Dark Horse:

Bad things are brewing in the halls of The Ben Turpin School for K-8. When a science project goes wrong, only the prepubescent children are spared the fate of zombification - which is not to say that they’re immune from being eaten alive! George Romero covered night, dawn, and day, but how about recess? With Recess Pieces, Bob Fingerman (Beg the Question, You Deserved It) dishes up a grisly combination of Hal Roach’s Our Gang and zombies, zombies and more zombies.

Where was this stuff when I was a kid?

96 pages, hardcover, full cover. Buy it for $10.17 from Amazon.com. You can also check out a four-page preview at the Dark Horse website.


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Zombee by Miles Gunter and Victor Santos
Posted on 08.12.06 by Nathan Shumate @ 7:15 am

zombee.jpgComing out in October from Image Comics, which means you should order it now:

A dutiful Samurai, a madcap Ninja and a bizarro Zen Monk team up to battle the undead in Feudal Japan. Can these unlikely allies stay friends long enough to stop the zombees from taking over their homeland?

ZOMBEE is a full throttle blend of action, comedy, friendship and horror. You’ll laugh until you cry and maybe throw up in your mouth a little.

A samurai, a ninja, a zen monk, and zombies? Please tell me there are monkeys somewhere in there, and I will be a very happy man.

144 pages, black and white. More details and preview art here. Pre-order it from your local comic book shop, or order it from Amazon.com for $12.99.


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Marvel Zombies
Posted on 08.06.06 by Nathan Shumate @ 7:32 am

marvelzombies.jpgComic book writer Robert Kirkman is best known for two things: Lighthearted superhero fare, either for the majors (Marvel Team-Up) or under his own banner (Invincible), and the grim nihilistic zombie saga of The Walking Dead (already featured here). Even so, it’s a bizarre world in which those two flavors go together, like chocolate in your peanut butter. But that’s the world we live in. Together with artist Sean Phillips, Kirkman has brought us… Marvel Zombies, a five-issue series now collected in a single volume.

Torn from the pages of Ultimate Fantastic Four! On an Earth shockingly similar to the Marvel Universe’s, an alien virus has mutated all of the world’s greatest super heroes into flesh-eating monsters! It took them only hours to destroy life as we know it - but what happens when they run out of humans to eat?! Follow their search for more food, and witness the arrival of the Silver Surfer!

The paperback, released in July, is available for $10.77 from Amazon.com. Or you can pre-order the hardcover, due out August 23, for $12.99.


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The Walking Dead Vol. 4: The Heart’s Desire
Posted on 07.26.06 by Nathan Shumate @ 12:50 pm

walkingdead.jpgAnd speaking of comics, it’s not new but it’s essential: Four trade paperback volumes of writer Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead comic book series have been released, with a fifth one scheduled. It’s the standard post-Romero scenario — the dead have risen, no one knows why, society disintegrates, little bands of people try to survive — but the open-ended serial format allows Kirkman to dig deeper than a feature film into the real question behind Romeroesque zombie stories: With the world we knew so utterly destroyed, how does life go on?

Volume 4 is $10 at Amazon.com, and volumes 1, 2, and 3 are still available.


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Zombies! Feast #1
Posted on 07.26.06 by Nathan Shumate @ 12:50 pm

zombiesfeast.jpgA new zombie comic book from IDW Publishing, and it’s surprisingly good. A prison bus with two guards, a tough-and-steady marshall, and eight of the country’s worst criminals is caught on the back roads halfway between penitentiaries when the electrical system shorts out, the bus crashes, and the dead start to walk. It’s another well-done permutation of the classic Romero situation: A group of people with their own internal divisions as well as the zombie menace. And the mix of sympathetic and unsympathetic characters means we’ve got at least a few folks we won’t miss when the chomping starts. Good full-color art by Chris Bolton, good story by Shane McCarthy.

Get it from IDW Publishing or . Amazon’s already got the solicitation up for the inevitable trade paperback, too.


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