John Sears | May 24, 2011
It was only a matter of time, and the only real surprise for me was that the game in question is branded for the comic book and not the TV series; although perhaps the plan is to issue two versions and rake in even more dough. At this price point that could get lucrative fast: [...]
John Sears | May 19, 2011
I wonder if this upcoming Anti-Zombie comic will eventually get made into a touching ‘family’ movie where the loveable animals with CG mouth movements have to save the day? Man I hope not; they’d have to take the sharp objects and shoelaces off me at the door to the theatre: In the wake of a [...]
John Sears | May 18, 2011
There really isn’t that much to say about ‘Dead Meat’ yet; it’s free, it updates weekly, and it’s virulently Anti-Zombie. … What, that’s not enough? Ok. It’s been updating for a few weeks now and ‘Dead Meat’ seems to concern a post-apocalyptic world somewhat like Fallout, only due to, what else, the Zombie Apocalypse. If [...]
John Sears | May 15, 2011
I debated making a post about this only after reading the preview, but, yeesh, it’s 250 pages, that might take a while, and in the meantime our readers can always research on their own (something the ZRC heartily encourages): In perhaps one of the largest free samples we’ve ever seen, illustrator Kagan McLeod has posted [...]
John Sears | May 11, 2011
I got linked to a relatively new Zombie/Sci-Fi webcomic recently by BuyZombie, ‘The Horror of Colony 6′: First off let me say that after zombies my favorite thing to watch is science fiction horror. In fact my love of scifi/horror may surpass that of the undead but there is so little of it that I [...]
John Sears | May 2, 2011
Yes we do appear to have another case of ‘Splash Zombies into Absolutely Anything’, thanks for asking: When we were children we all read the classic storybook stories of Red Riding Hood, The Three Blind Mice, Jack and Jill, the Gingerbread Man and many other stories that taught many of us valuable lessons in life. [...]
John Sears | April 23, 2011
I’m really stunned at some of the stuff we come across here at the ZRC. For example, McPherson College, an allegedly liberal-arts oriented school, is actually putting out a viciously Living Supremacist comic book to promote the use of its library services: Follow the link to enjoy our finished Zombie Guide to Miller Library! There [...]
John Sears | March 24, 2011
If you read comics, you probably know about IDW. Ok, you might. They’re mostly known for doing licensed spin-offs of various franchises, and employing Ben Templesmith to make blurry, murky, ridiculously hard-to-follow artwork bashing Vampires. You know, the ten thousand varieties of ’30 Days of Night’. That sort of thing. We however have long been [...]
John Sears | March 16, 2011
Monitoring BuyZombie as I often do for any news about the usually awful treatment of the Differently Animated in media, I saw this item today: In this case it’s the new web comic that I’ve found called Zomblicity that takes 2 looks at the same cast where the only difference is our main character having [...]
John Sears | March 11, 2011
This short article from the Press Association outlines how a person can be disturbed for all the wrong reasons by Anti-Zombie media: Andrew Lincoln says fighting zombies on The Walking Dead meant he had quite a few disturbing days on set. “Pretty much every day I was shocked and surprised,” the actor admitted in Beverly [...]