NEXT ISSUE!
ZOMBIES ON PARADE!
We’re covering just about every film ever made, in our next not-worthy issue … from Bela Lugosi’s WHITE ZOMBIE to toothy Charlton Heston’s OMEGA MAN.
Bet you didn’t know there was a film called ASTRO ZOMBIES… well, neither did we, but film completists Joe Kane not only saw it, but actually remembers it! It remembers it so faithfully that it could win TMT, an award of Enviable Achievement from NATIONAL LAMPOON & MAD.
We’ve also covered the zombie hit of the century, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD… which yet makes the lengthy lines who stand before movie theatres this chill spring into Frozen Living.
And dervish Dan Green, who illustrated Empire of the Ants in issue +3, is back with a chilling zombie comic strip, called AND THE DEAD SHALL WALK.
To compliment Dan’s strip, and the zombie film survey, we’ve also got a survey of ZOMBIES IN COMIX… zeroing in on the old swampy EC yarn, “Horror We? How’s Bayou?”
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