MINISERIES PREMIERE
Jack Chandler is the sole survivor of the zombie apocalypse in his rural farming community, but rather than eliminate them, he has chosen to continue living alongside the undead—including the husband and adopted daughter he fought so hard to have. But when his town is discovered by outsiders, Jack suddenly becomes the one thing standing in the way of those who hope to kill his family for good.
Eisner Award-nominated creators TATE BROMBAL (Barbalien, Batgirl) and JACOB PHILLIPS (THAT TEXAS BLOOD, NEWBURN) team up for a haunting rural character piece set during a zombie outbreak, best described as more
Horror and drama are made for each other and this story hits you with both square in the face. By the end of the issue there are so many conflicting thoughts and emotions as a reader. This book will leave you thinking, and that's a great thing! Clever writing and contrasting artistic tones drive home the beauty of this issue. This is a dream world and yet still very real for Jack Chandler. However, in the end it seems like his dream may come crashing to a violent halt! Read Full Review
Jack worked hard for the life he wanted. He practiced patience until society changed to accommodate his needs. Life has proved a mercurial mistress in Everything Dead & Dying #1. Still, Jack gives all he has, all the while knowing he may never reclaim what he's lost. Read Full Review
Everything Dead and Dying #1 is a breath of fresh air for the zombie genre, not to mention a truly gripping story. Read Full Review
Everything Dead and Dying #1 is a hell of a start that has a chance of going down as a classic in the genre. It presents a new and different take on the genre and feels like it has something to say underneath it all. Beyond the shambling remnants of society, it's the story of a man who finds purpose in a horrible situation and will have to fight to keep it, even when it feels like madness. Read Full Review
A haunting first chapter that revitalizes what is generally considered a dead genre - no pun intended. Read Full Review
Everything Dead and Dying isn't for the faint of heart, but those who dive into this challenging world will find a heart-wrenching story of loss, love, family, and survival, and it's not a journey you'll forget anytime soon. Read Full Review
Altogether, Everything Dead and Dying #1 is a striking debut. Brombal proves himself one of today's best character writers, while the visuals from Phillips and Martin make it one of the most polished horror comics of the year. Tragic, beautiful, and original, this is a must-read. Read Full Review
Everything Dead and Dying #1 is a clever take on zombies. Its character oriented in a way the genre often isnt, partly because Bromball doesnt rely on the same formula for what the zombies are. Phillips art and Martins coloring further elevate the issue. Horror fans should definitely give this a look, even if they have zombie fatigue. Read Full Review
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