Carnage Road Review

Carnage Road by Gregory Lamberson takes a somewhat different slant on the zombie/undead genre. The story opens with a small outlaw biker gang on a shopping trip after the world has been infested with zombies. What makes this novel appealing is that the characters are...

Ex-Heroes Review

Zombies! Superheroes! Zombie superheroes! Peter Clines’s Ex-Heroes melds two well-worn and well-loved genres into a single setting that will be familiar to fans of either. When the world is overrun by hordes of zombies, it’s up to the superheroes of Los...

Smoking Zombies Review

First off I am obliged to tell you that Smoking Zombies are one of our sponsors. I’d like to follow that up by telling you that I don’t give fluff reviews so if I don’t like something I’m going to straight up tell you that I don’t....
Munchkin Zombies

Munchkin Zombies

The Munchkin franchise by Steve Jackson Games is one of the most venerable in gaming today. It doesn’t have the lengthy history of D&D or even Magic: the Gathering, but it wouldn’t exist without them. The whole point of the game is that you are a...

Lucky Stiff Review

In Lucky Stiff by Tonia Brown – Peter, our hero, is kind of a loser. Dying during a spring break drug overdose, as losers sometimes do, his panicked and not-too bright friends bring him to a backwoods Voodoo Mistress, who then resurrects him into the world’s...

Plague Town Review

Plague Town by Dana Fredsti is set in a small college town in Northern California. The story centers on Ashley Parker, a college student who is recovering from Walker’s. Walker’s is the name of the flu that is sweeping the town and its inhabitants. What sets this...