Was going through my numerous collection of comics and books.

Dead in the West...So funny!

Dead King...Hmmmm

Army of Darkness...Go Raimi's

I also have the 70's Re-Animator based on H.P.Lovecraft which are my pride and joy.

Zombie world is good too!!! What a good twist on Zombie's

Best is Night of the Living Dead. What a classic.

I have many more series but have just put up a few to wet the appetite...

I love Dead titles but of the more recent variety - Walking Dead, Escape of the Living Dead, Marvel Zombies, that sort.

Walking Dead is an amazing book a must read.

Oh yeah, big shout out for Walking Dead! If they ever wanted to make a weekly TV series out of a zombie holocaust, this would be great source material.

Also enjoyed the recent Marvel Zombies: Dead Days prequel.

Eh, I think I can't handle Walking Dead in singles anymore. I used to love it pre-atlanta but then the single issues are so bad to read when you just want more and more or have read a trade and got a lot at once.

You know, I love Walking Dead, but I noticed that it doesn't read terribly well in one long sitting. I read the first 12 issues via the hardcover. It was good. But the second hardcover (issues 13-24) seemed a little too like a soap opera with crap happening every few pages. It's just too much. Sure, I know a comic can't be 22 pages of nothing happening, but I'd say it's just a little too packed for me. Don't get me wrong, I still love it, I just need it in 3-4 issue chunks.

Man, you must be smoking crack.

nah, I hear you. then again, I did like the theater cut of Blade Runner more than the DC...

I for one dont see the appeal of Walking Dead. The only thing it had going for it was Tony Moore knocking it out of the park on the art chores, but when he left, Adlard just ... uggh. Muddied drawings and everyone looks the same in most panels. The writing is mediocre at best. I think Kirkman diddnt realize how much people at this stuff up and is running in circles trying to extend this thing. Some of ya might disagree with me but you have to admit, there is a whole lot of fat that could be trimmed out of that series.

I used to read Deadworld, I think it was called. It usually had pretty graphic covers from Vincent Locke. I don't know if it was good, but I liked it.

On a side note, did anyone end up picking up the Frank Cho "preview" ish of Zombie King? Cow humpin at its best (as far as I know :P)

There's a miniseries starting in October from Dark Horse that sounds like it might be worth a read:

LIVING WITH THE DEAD #1 (of 3)

MIKE RICHARDSON (W), BEN STENBECK (A), and RICHARD CORBEN (Cover)

Two survivors of a global catastrophe disguise themselves as corpses to survive in a land of the walking dead.

From the mind of Mike Richardson (The Mask; The Secret) comes this hilariously frightening tale of Straw and Whip, two slackers who have lived through a plague that’s left the world with seven billion brain-hungry zombies. Life is tough as they try to keep up the appearance of being like the rest of the decomposing masses, and things heat up when a damsel in distress needs their help. Will they blow their cover for a beautiful young girl, or sacrifice her in the name of rock and roll?

Two boys, a girl, and seven billion living dead.

I completely agree that Tony Moore was the lynch pin of the series - his art was detailed and horrific in black and white. Adlard is one of the worst artists I have ever seen - your criticism of how his people all the look the same is spot on - half the time I am doing double takes to figure out who is who.

However, I totally disagree on the writing. Each issue takes it's time with what is happening and in a world where there's only a handful of survivors left, you can bet your ass their would be a lot of soap opera happening. The whole prison thing was great as well as the visit to the city and the whole arc with the torture 'mayor'. Great writing.

Even though I still read it every month and will continue to do so, Walking Dead doesn't do much for me anymore either. I think I've had enough of the prison and would love a big shake-up where they lose it, even for only a year or so.

Isn't that what's about to happen? The signs seem to point to it.

Picking up the second Walking Dead hardcover this weekend. Loved the first, and hopefully the second book isn't as much of a letdown as it's been made out to be in this thread.

cheers,

-the Jesus

Loved Deadworld back in the day when it was coming from Arrow and Caliber. Haven't tried the latest incarnation. I have read the first five trades of Walking Dead but not much else in the way of undead titles.