REVIEW: Faith And The Undead by Benjamin Rogers Benjamin Rogers’ first foray into the zombie genre, Faith &The Undead, is a welcome and entertaining entry. Throughout the first book in a rumored series of three, Mr. Rogers applies his own twist to our favorite...
REVIEW: Ex-Heroes by Peter Clines I would like to tell you the reader a little story about how I came across this book. Everyone in the Buyzombie.com staff likes the site editor. Stuart is a very cool guy and because of that we, meaning me, like to bust his chops....
REVIEW: Zombies on the Loose by Anne Rooney The Buyzombie.com staff knows that adults are not the only crowd of people who like zombies. Children may also find the undead fascinating. That’s why we search and explore the undead world looking for literature that will...
REVIEW: Happy Hour Of The Damned by Mark Henry Mark Henry is a cross-dresser. He is Mary Janice Davidson gone butch. My argument is basic and my evidence is simple: no man knows that much about shoes, fashion, and make-up. For those of you gasping and clicking your...
REVIEW: Dead Earth: The Green Dawn by Mark Justice & David Wilbanks Dead Earth is an extremely short novella. Eighty something pages on paper that is a tad bit smaller than trade paper. Don’t let the size of this novella discourage you from reading the story....
REVIEW: Het Madden by Calvin Miller Het Madden is not your typical zombie story. The reader doesn’t follow a group of survivors on their struggle to survive. Instead, Miller tells his story through the eyes of one of the undead. Hetfield Madden begins his day normal...
