Marvel Zombies71 reviews Robert Kirkman Marvel Comics, 2006 wonderfully unsettling + Marvel+Zombies=Excellent Read I purchased and read Marvel Zombies 1 and 2 and I was intriguingly appalled at the behavior and condition of my childhood heros. To see them shamelessly (except for spidey) pursuing and devouring every living body in sight is profoundly disturbing, but its so riveting. I love to hate them but I ...             Battle Pope Vol. 1: Genesis5 reviews Robert Kirkman Image Comics, 2006 Great Comic! + Jesus is a hippie! + Beautiful Blasphemy! + After The Rapture             Strange Girl Volume 3: Paint A Vulgar Picture (Strange Girl) Rick Remender, Nick Stakal Image Comics, 2007 Six months after the shocking events of the first story, Bethany and crew find themselves in New York City on a search for safe passage to Europe and the last gateway to Heaven. As the war between Heaven and Hell makes it way to Earth, Beth is forced down into the pits of hell where she faces her greatest enemy - herself. A marriage of Dave McKean and Kent Williams, rising star Nick Stakal joins ...             Hack / Slash Volume 3: Friday the 31st (Hack/Slash)4 reviews Tim Seeley, Emily Stone, ... Devil's Due Publishing, 2007 One of the best graphic novels available! + Fun read. + slasherfest galore + The best of horror comics             Evil Ernie: Revenge! (Evil Ernie)2 reviews Brian Pulido Chaos! Comics Inc., 1997 An undead teenaged psychopath worth reading... + Non Fiends need not buy, as this title is Fiend friendly This volume reprints the original illustrated Chaos Comics comic book series Evil Ernie: Revenge #1-4 in a trade paperback, in which you discover Evil Ernie's (an undead teenaged psychopath capable of reanimating and controlling the dead) origins and background info on Ernie; see the destruction of ...             Lady Death: The Reckoning ( Volume 1 )2 reviews Brian Pulido Chaos! Comics Inc., 1997 Entertaining A must have for anyone with an interest in Lady Death who missed the early comics. Like most books of this type it is a collection of the first few Lady Death comic books. Great art and good story. The protagonist is not one of the good guys, but why would she have to be to make the story good?             Battle Pope Volume 4: Wrath Of God (Battle Pope)1 review Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, ... Image Comics, 2007 Retribution In the last volume, Pope Oswald, God's champion, knew three main characters in the biblical sense. Now two of those are coming back to haunt Battle Pope. Two spurned suitors who feel Pope overstepped his bounds are now gunning for him. No sooner does Pope square off against a giant battle robot ...             Sea Of Red Volume 1: No Grave But The Sea (Sea of Red) Rick Remender, Kieron Dwyer, ... Image Comics, 2006 Since being turned undead by the crew of the cursed Pirate ship, The Black Galleon, Marco Esperanza has spent the past 400 years tied to the bow of a sunken vessel, clinging to life in the dark, briny, deep. His confinement at the bottom of the sea ends when he is discovered by film director Joel Cameron's submarine on a scouting expedition for his next film. Hungry to film a live vampire battle, ...             Evil Ernie: Youth Gone Wild (Evil Ernie)3 reviews Brian Pulido Chaos! Comics Inc., 1997 It had to start somewhere. + Lady Death is awesome! When you ignore a problem, it festers, and can end up biting you in the end, or in this case, kill. It is in b&w and tells the tale of a young man, different from others, who is abused and his cries for help ignored. He lives, dies, comes back with help for a beautiful woman (sigh!) and visits many ...             Strange Girl Volume 2: Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now (Strange Girl)3 reviews Rick Remender, Eric Nguyen, ... Image Comics, 2006 The Characters Are Miserable, But The Story Is Great + Getting better and more interesting After a delayed release, we finally get to see what happens next to Bethanny Black in her adventures in the literally post-apocalyptic world that she is now living in. If you don't know, the Rapture has come and gone. The worth ascended to Heaven while the rest of the human population was left on ...             The Goon Volume 1: Nothin' But Misery (Goon (Graphic Novels))8 reviews Eric Powell Dark Horse, 2003 Superior Comic Book Making + I laughed, I gasped until my eyes bugged out + Great fun but too similar to Hellboy + Dark Horse hit a Homerun picking Powell up. + Great stuff             Hellboy, Vol. 1: Seed of Destruction36 reviews Mike Mignola, John Byrne Dark Horse, 2003 Great Book + Cool Art-Great story-cheap made book! + Surprisingly Great Story; Weak Binding + Less reviewing, more buying.             Strange Girl Volume 1: Girl Afraid (Strange Girl)3 reviews Rick Remender, Eric Nguyen, ... Image Comics, 2006 It's The End of the World as She Knows It, And We Feel Fine Strange Girl starts out looking like it will be about the life of a young girl who is the black sheep of her very religious family. Young Bethany Black does not have the faith that her parents and brother have, and it seems that this series will look at how life can be for someone who doesn't ...             30 Days of Night81 reviews Steve Niles, Ben Templesmith IDW Publishing, 2003 Frigid negativity + Are you serious? I implore anyone who has listen to these so called "reviewers" that have disrespected this graphic novel to ignore these reviews. They are indignant and just plain ignorant. Steve Niles has explored the overdone world of vampires and has brought a new vision that is new and refreshing. Believe ...             Battle Pope Volume 3: Pillow Talk (Battle Pope)1 review Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, ... Image Comics, 2007 Oswald Does 'em All Pope Oswald Leopold II has taken down Hellcorp a second time. Unfortunately he now needs to find new living arrangements for his friends and acquaintances. They move into a cathedral that has seen no business since religion ended after the Rapture. When Jesus needs a bedtime story we learn some ...             Nocturnals: The Dark Forever3 reviews Dan Brereton Oni Press, 2002 Good Spin to a Good Book + Weird and Wacky Fun + More fantastic art from Dan Brereton After reading Nocturnals: A Midnight Companion for the Mutants & Masterminds RPG, I decided that I wanted to see what a Nocturnals book was really like. I drove by a local comic book shop and browsed through their collection. I settled on The Dark Forever and picked it up. The story, art and ...             Nocturnals Volume 1: Black Planet7 reviews Dan Brereton Oni Press, 1998 Excellent Story & Great Look + Exellent art + The start of a Weird and Wonderful adventure + Fun, violent, creepy horror graphic novel             The Gunwitch: Outskirts of Doom Dan Brereton, Ted Naifeh Oni Press, 2002 The Gunwitch, silent and deadly bodyguard to the misfit family of monstrous heroes known as the Nocturnals, breaks away in his first solo adventure! When the pistol-packing Gunwitch and his young charge, Evening Horror, find themselves in a small town ravaged by undead outlaws and true Hell's Angels -- motorcycle ridin' vampires -- The Gunwitch takes it upon himself to bring down both groups ...             Nocturnals Volume 3: Unhallowed Eve2 reviews Dan Brereton Oni Press, 2002 Great spooky fun for Halloween or anytime. + Devilishly Demented Diversion One of the most fun Nocs books out there, this complilation not only features great work from Dan Brereton (who should be revered as a god, IMHO), but lots of other amazing artists as well. Jill Thompson and Ted Naifeh especially stand out, but everyone involved did some great work. As with all ...             The Walking Dead, Book 2 (Nos. 13-24)13 reviews Robert Kirkman Image Comics, 2007 Great series! + Great Zombie Lore + Another graphic zombie hit This is my new fave series. Can't get enough. If you love romero, things undead, or just character based work, you'll really dig this. I've gotten all 3 hardcovers and now mope about till the new issue hits newsstands. Recommend getting the hc for easy access to all the gooey stuff inbetween. ...