John Sears | March 23, 2010
So, Zombie Cafe. We reviewed it some time ago, and found the overall experience quite satisfying and the gameplay largely Zombie-friendly. Since then we have been in discussions with the game’s creator and publisher, Mr. Wayne West of Spare Brains Games, and the ZRC has found the dialogue most productive. So productive and conducive to [...]
John Sears | March 23, 2010
Ahh, Deadpool. A shining light in the darkness that is our anti-Zombie comic book industry. In this installment, Z-Pool and Deadpool finally make the trek back to Z-Pool’s home dimension, the plane of the Marvel Zombies. So how does Merc With a Mouth treat the anti-Zombie stereotypes of the original Marvel Zombieverse? Well, not very [...]
John Sears | March 18, 2010
We’ve just gotten confirmation that we can share some booth space at Horrorhound, and so the ZRC will be full strength and capitalism ready at Horrorhound one week from today! *cheering* Yes, come out to Horrorhound on Indianapolis’… err…. somewhat crime-ridden, dilapidated East side… ahem. We’ll be there! The Zombies will protect you! In all [...]
John Sears | March 17, 2010
The Zombie Rights Campaign is plotting various behind the scenes moves to make the world an even better and Zombie-friendlier place. Oooh, I’d love to tell the public about them just now.. but I can’t. Soon! But not now. So cool..
John Sears | March 11, 2010
Well, I finally got around to finishing the Dead Winter archives for the ZRC. (The earlier review is located here) Sadly, there isn’t much new to report, no sudden progressive attitude on the rights of Reanimated Americans. The comic continues to take the grim, Romero-esque line of Undead Bashing that we’ve all become so familiar [...]
John Sears | March 11, 2010
Just wanted to put up a quick post about the ZRC’s public appearance schedule for the year so far. March 27th -28th: Horrorhound (Indianapolis) The ZRC will be in attendance but only as spectators this year, due to, well, quite frankly, we’re not sure. Horrorhound seems to be having a lot of trouble keeping in [...]
John Sears | March 6, 2010
Reinvention in the horror genre is a very common occurrence. Vampires are especially prone to this, but it’s true of all so-called ‘monsters’. (See this TV Tropes page for examples) Depictions of the Differently Animated, aka Zombies, in America have largely been of one of two types. First you had your Voodoo thrall zombie, a [...]