Zombie Comics
January 2, 2010
The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks comic book appeared in October 2009 by Random House. Story bases to the quide book written by Max Brooks, artist is Ibraim Roberson. Marvel Zombies by Greg Land and Mark Millar has been very popular, so as Walking Dead series by Kirkman, Moore and Adlard. Mammoth Book of Zombie Comics by David Kendall is good quide for everyone!
Tales of the Zombie comic magazine appeared in 1973–1975. Storyes were mostly written and illustrated by Steve Gerber and Pablo Marcos. Cover artist were Boris Vallejo. The main character Zombie were created by Stan Lee and Bill Everett, and it first appeared in Menace #5 magazine 1953.
Other zombie comic book series:
- Victorian Undead:
Sherlock Holmes vs. Zombies (Wildstorm) by Ian Edginton and Davide Fabbri
- Black Gas (Avatar Press) by Warren Ellis and Max Fiumara
- Shaun of the Dead (IDW Publishing) by Chris Ryall and Zach Howard
- Escape of the Living Dead (Avatar Press) by John Russo and Dheeraj Verma
- George A. Romero's Land of the Dead (IDW Publishing) by Chris Ryall and Gabriel Rodriguez
- Living With Zombies (Goat Head Publishing) by Matthew Billman and Christopher Herndon
- Dead Eyes Open (Slave Labor Graphics) by Matthew Shepherd and Roy Boney Jr.
- Zombies! Feast> (IDW Publishing) by Shane McCarthy and Chris Bolton
- Chaos Campus (Approbation Comics) by Bart Thomas
- The Abandoned by
Ross Campbell
- Death Valley by Johanna Stokes, Andrew Cosby and Rhoald Marcellus
- The Zombiehunters by Jenny Romanchuk
- Zombie Tales: Comics Anthology
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The Goon (Dark Horse) by Eric Powell
In manga and anime vampires are more popular than zombies, but still, there is many good zombie-adventure series, like Zombie Hunter ((死霊狩り) by Kazumasa Hirai and Kyung-Il Yang, Tokyo Zombie by Yusaku Hanakuma and Zombie Loan by Peach-Pit (creators of DearS and Shugo Chara).
Even Jenna Jameson has been starred zombie movie, Zombie Strippers! in 2008. Jenna also has her own comic book series, Shadow Hunter. Rob Zombie has made Bigfoot (2005) with Richard Corben and Steve Niles.
Other links:
- Horror comics
- Creepy magazine
- Stephen King's Stand
