I really didn't care for this at all. It's bawdy just for the sake of being bawdy and edgy. It's sexist and offensive for no purpose. It really took away from the interesting premise of the comic.

I started reading this with initial skepticism, what with zombies having been done in so very, very, very, very many different ways in the past few years across all forms of media that it has all basically become white noise. However, I found myself pleasantly surprised with this creative take on the genre.

My one major complaint would be that quite a few of the characters feel like they met their ends far too early. They were no mere obvious undead-fodder, but genuinely interesting men and women that I really wanted to read and see more of.

Otherwise though, this twisted mix of zombie pandemic and the Middle Ages is good, wild, and very over-the-top fun.

What if the Zombie Apocalypse didn't happen outside of Atlanta, but instead occurred a thousand years ago during the Crusades! Pestilence explores that concept and Illustrates what would happen.