REVIEW: The Walking Dead Vol. 3: Safety Behind Bars When I heard that The Walking Dead graphic novel series was in development for a series on AMC (home of my absolute favorite, Breaking Bad). I was elated. Then reality sank in. I was still stinging from what had been...
REVIEW: The Walking Dead Volume 2: Miles Behind Us Miles Behind Us is volume two of the Waling Dead saga. Rick Grimes has been reunited with his wife and son and now acts as the leader of a small group of survivors just outside of Atlanta. In volume two, we see our...
REVIEW: The Walking Dead Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye Robert Kirkman is the new King of the Zombie genre. I could care less if it angers the hardcore legions who cling to the flag planted by George A Romero over thirty years ago. In no way does that diminish Romero or his...
REVIEW: Comes The Dark by Patrick D’Orazio Patrick D’Orazio’s “Comes the Dark†is one of the newer novel releases from The Library of The Living Dead. We in the genre of zombie fiction are a rather close knit community. We suffer from a rather high...
REVIEW: Beyond Exile by J. L. Bourne J. L. Bourne has returned with his second entry in the Day by Day Armageddon series. Beyond Exile picks up right where book one ends. If you’ve not read the first one, and you are a fan of zombie fiction, I just want to know what...
REVIEW: Night of the Living Trekkies by Kevin David Anderson and Sam Stall While I am clearly a zombie fanatic at heart I’ve always had a love for good science fiction. In fact the first movies that got me into horror had nothing to do with the undead in the...
