Times are tough... The ruling despots, from the safety of Ahura Mazda, their hidden underground fortress, have plunged the nation into civil war... The church has been taken over by a pagan fanatic who craves Armageddon... False-flag nuclear attacks on home soil are destroying the planet... And now the dead have risen up to feast on the living. Zora, an army deserter who hears voices from above, joins up with a baldly scalded nuke-survivor named Zeno in order to locate Ahura Mazda and deliver a taste of justice to the cowards who orchestrated the apocalypse...preferably, without being served up as zombie lunch-meat. A paranoid, absurdist fable spattered throughout with humor, bathos and viscera... Full color graphic novel.
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More than a Zombie Comic,
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This review is from: Zombifrieze: A Zombie Graphic Novel (Paperback)
How does one describe the bizarness of Zombiefrieze?
One doesn't, all one can do is recommend it or not. And I do recommend it. The art is pulpy, the story is a little slow, but with lots of T&A and social satire to keep you turning the pages until the story kicks it up a notch. We follow Zeno, a nuclear fallout survivor who looks worse off than most of the zombies shambling about and Zora, a sword wielding zombie slayer with a tight ass. Join them as they take on the government and religios zealots as well as the walking dead. The book also offers a glimpse into the artist's mind with a rough draft and an introduction to the creative process. There is also an art gallery of unused drawings created for the project with some faux ads that are an absolute riot. Just an FYI for the Kindle users, if you're interested in this book you're probably better off buying the hard copy as I can see some of the text being rather difficult to see on the screen. Now, bring on The Citadel.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Can't read on an iPad,
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This review is from: Zombifrieze: A Zombie Graphic Novel (Kindle Edition)
May be a great story, but it is impossible to read with the Kindle app on the iPad. The text is microscopic and if you zoom becomes illegible. I have requested a refund because unless I am missing some vital instruction this product is unusable as sold.
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Not properly supported by kindle format, do not buy!,
By james Missig (islip, ny, US) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Zombifrieze: A Zombie Graphic Novel (Kindle Edition)
Simply unreadable on the kindle, it doesn't exactly feel right giving a book a bad review because of an issue with digital conversion, but I spent my money on this book and feel entitled to enjoy reading it. Until amazon makes an update that divides sections of the page and displays them in a format tha is actually ledgible my review will remain 1 star.
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