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Tuesday, 22 July 2008

ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction


This sounds like a sweet concept - weaponised zombies. Based on a comic of the same name, written by Kevin Grevioux and published by Red 5 Comics. Here's the run down of the story:

Air-dropped into the deadliest hot zones, the walking dead indiscriminately infect every last warring insurgent — on either side of the conflict. Specifically engineered to be photosensitive, once enemy infection becomes complete by dawn, both the originals and newly created zombies dissolve as a means to control widespread and accidental zombification. This allows live soldiers to enter and safely occupy the now-combatant-free territory. However, this plan takes a deadly turn when one of the U.S. zombies, dubbed – Zombie Zero — fails to dissolve at the expected time, and begins to wreak havoc in the Middle East by creating others like him. This leads the U.S. military brass to send in a special operative to quietly take out Zombie Zero and his minions before their existence becomes known to the rest of the world.
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