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The Zombie Hunters is a new look at an old theme.It is inspired by a post-apocalyptic vision of the future as well as past human history. This story follows a group of zombie hunters as they go though life as survivors of the undead outbreak. The characters reside on an artificial island, the former site of the Argus Research Campus. The hunters, like so many others on The Zombie Hunters is a new look at an old theme.It is inspired by a post-apocalyptic vision of the future as well as past human history. This story follows a group of zombie hunters as they go though life as survivors of the undead outbreak. The characters reside on an artificial island, the former site of the Argus Research Campus. The hunters, like so many others on the island, are infected- they carry a dormant strain of the undead virus, which will cause them to turn into one of several different types of undead when they die.The infected are marked and segregated from the rest of the inhabitants on the island, making a living by working offshore in the wastes, hunting zombies and collecting salvage, trading their freedom for safety.
As the story unfolds you'll find out more about the characters and their sordid pasts and discover hidden secrets about them, their world, and the people that surround them. The Zombie Hunters started as an in-joke where Romanchuk was drawing herself and her friends as the characters. Then it took on a life of its own, where the survivors of a zombie plague live on an island, regularly scavenging the abandoned cities for useful items. There was an evolution during her production of the story as a web comic.
The art changes styles a couple of times within this collected edition. But it's worth the ride - by the end of the book, The Zombie Hunters has built up a The Zombie Hunters started as an in-joke where Romanchuk was drawing herself and her friends as the characters. Then it took on a life of its own, where the survivors of a zombie plague live on an island, regularly scavenging the abandoned cities for useful items. There was an evolution during her production of the story as a web comic. The art changes styles a couple of times within this collected edition. But it's worth the ride - by the end of the book, The Zombie Hunters has built up a fascinating world, a diverse set of intriguing characters trying (and often failing) to co-exist peacefully with each other, and hints of enough backstory and interpersonal history and drama that I can't wait for another volume.What I especially liked about this book was the abundance of female characters.
The main character, Jenny, opens the book by screwing up her first mission as leader of a team in the zombie-infested wasteland outside their island compound. Her team is composed of an almost equal number of women and men, as would probably happen in a post-apocalypse where all available human resources are needed to survive. Katie, Sammie, and Maureen aren't all the same gal, either, they have distinct personalities and appearances. And they kick ass.:). The comics contained within this book stumble around for the correct tone and purpose. The author, Jenny Romanchuk, admits this is because she hadn't planned to make The Zombie Hunters a continuing series. I'm glad she did because it is a compelling story when it gets into it.
That, however, comes a little later than what is covered in this book.The art for The Zombie Hunters is much more detailed than most webcomics I've read and seeing it it print form allowed me to catch little things I had The comics contained within this book stumble around for the correct tone and purpose. The author, Jenny Romanchuk, admits this is because she hadn't planned to make The Zombie Hunters a continuing series.
I'm glad she did because it is a compelling story when it gets into it. That, however, comes a little later than what is covered in this book.The art for The Zombie Hunters is much more detailed than most webcomics I've read and seeing it it print form allowed me to catch little things I had missed when it was online. This is a decent start to a good series and I'm looking forward to the rest of the books.