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Permalink Reply by Wicked Death☭ on August 25, 2015 at 10:00am

Yes you do Nigel!

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on August 25, 2015 at 10:02am

The Zombie Hunters is one of my favorite zombie web comics, its a different take on zombies. The zombie virus here works a bit like in the walking dead where you can be infected, but virus remains dormant while your alive, then becomes active once your dead. Unlike in the waling dead however, everyone is not infected. You have to be exposed to bodily fluids like blood or saliva first. 

infected persons aren't killed, instead they are given jobs as zombie hunters. they're the ones that go into the zombie infected areas to get supply's. This is done to protect the non infected and because infected people are treated like second class citizens. its a really smart and fun take on the zombie apocalypse.

the story follows one group of these infected zombie hunters as they fight zombies and discrimination alike. things get even cooler when,*spoiler alert* they find away to return one of the dead to half life. basically a super strong  zombie with human level intelligence that fights with our rag tag group of expendable's. It might just be that the zombies aren't what we think. 

with over 650 pages its a great way to satiate our zombie lust.

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Scarlet Zombie☭ on August 25, 2015 at 10:27am

This sounds like a exciting fast paced read.
I like when the zombie story has a interesting twist to it.

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on August 25, 2015 at 11:39am

yeah this and romantically apocalyptic are my favorite american web comics right now.

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Permalink Reply by Nigel Arnold on August 25, 2015 at 2:26pm

Zombie hunters still going wooww.

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on August 25, 2015 at 2:31pm

yeah its really great, nice to see a web comic that keeps going. to many good ones die off early.

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Permalink Reply by Wicked Death☭ on August 25, 2015 at 3:41pm

This would make a great movie or mini-series!

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on August 25, 2015 at 3:49pm

that would be the best thing ever i would binge watch the hell out of something like, better then fear the walking dead.

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on September 12, 2015 at 3:06pm

i just started dead winter and I've gotta thank you for turning me on to it. it is awesome i really love the art style too super cool. so i thought I'd post a little more info about it so people can see how awesome it is.

Dead Winter is a (mostly lighthearted) webcomic chronicling the Zombie Apocalypse from two points of view: Lizzie, an English major college student working as a waitress, and badass hitman Black Monday Blues. Monday becomes involved in a vendetta against his former employer, while Lizzie simply tries to survive; eventually the two story arcs merge. Other members of the cast include the optimistic medic Alice, Lou the fat Italian plumber, and Lizzie's jerkass of a former employer Frank. Secondary plots (mostly in the chapter epilogues) include Lizzie's fiance Trevor, and her cat Cuddles.You can find it here

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Venessa Wicked☭ on September 12, 2015 at 8:16pm

Make sure you give us a review saint.

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on September 12, 2015 at 8:20pm

okay as soon as i'm caught up to the latest page.

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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on September 19, 2015 at 10:58am

i know i'm looking forward to more of this.

Capturing the tight atmosphere and sense of isolation, Remote #1: Dead Air brings the fear of being alone to unbridled levels. The premie knows exactly how to use its single location for maximum effect. With its first installment, “Remote” has the potential to grow into a suspenseful psychology thriller. 

WRITTEN BY: Colin Mitchell

ART BY: Young Heller and David Wilson

PUBLISHER: Double Take Comics

PRICE: $2.50

RELEASE: Sept. 16, 2015

In 1966, while Evans County, Pennsylvania falls apart, there is a radio station that continues to air the emergency news during the zombie apocalypse. Though she doesn’t want to be there, Samantha Stanton has to single-handedly keep KBRF running throughout the night. Waiting for help to arrive, the walls outside are slowly being surrounded by the the living dead. As  Samantha tries to save lives outside, will someone eventually come inside and save hers?

Interestingly, Double Take Comics’ first wave of ten original books all take place within George A. Romero’s 1968 classic, “The Night of The Living Dead.” Colin Mitchell’s script uses the premise and plays around with the location and time period. Though the movie is referenced, Mitchell tells an original tale about how a day at work can suddenly turn into Hell. In Mitchell’s witty brand of humor, Samantha is treated like a low-level employee while her boss basks in the money. 

In the their illustrations, artists Young Heller and David Wilson have crafted a simple character design for Samantha to represent the ‘60s. My favorite sequence is when Samantha has to put the lights back on. As the scene plays out with no dialogue, the dark shadows are used to heighten the suspense.

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