Back to the Zombies, damn it!

Some of you might know from tweets and my personal blog that I don’t really play video games; I keep up with it, but I don’t own any system, and other than WOW, never touch any. Don’t get me wrong I LOVE THEM, but if you’re going to do this comics thing you have to get rid of anything that won’t help you at the drafting table.  Now, I’ve been reading the reviews and controversy  about Resident Evil 5 and other than laughing at how stupid Capcom and the Critics are, I really don’t care. I recently found this review, and thought it encapsulates everything PERFECTLY.

I’ve been getting photo references for more Miami scenes in Zombie Years and started thinking about people and references for them. Well not people, but ZOMBIES! I’d like to have more references on faces and such for zombies, so I have this idea: SEND ME YOUR ZOMBIES PICTURES! Show yourself as one of the flesh eating hordes, and maybe I’ll fit you into future pages of Zombies Years! Now don’t go and send me your fucking club “WAZZUP!” pictures, I want to see people in full on Zombie looks bodies contorted as possible. And if you’re in make up, well even better!

Have you ever heard an idea so good that it hurts? It hurts how badass it is? Like say “After zombies take over the Earth, vampires must protect the last surviving humans so they can live off their blood.” Isn’t that just awesome? That’s why there is already a motion picture adaptation of LAST BLOOD, a webcomic that backs up an already great idea.

Oh yeah, This was cool: Even in the economy it always comes back to ZOMBIES! (I think any candidate that had a Chainsaw Hand would get my vote.)

Hope to have some new merch in the store soon, so keep your eyes peeled and if you have any questions hit me up on the comments!

Language: Panel 1 “Mierda” means “Shit” (you should know this by now!), “Bueno” means “well…”. Panel 3 “Oye” means “Hey”. Panel 4 “Mira, Cojones, MIRA!” means “Look, Dam it Looks!” (well sorta). Panel 6  “MUCHACHO!” pretty much means “BOY!” or “TEENAGER!” but used to call people too!

Tags: Issue1, LINK

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