Distinctive style of artwork, and while it won't be to everyone's tastes, neither was Frank Millers once upon a time. I liked very much that the story is clear, there's enough to hook you in to the tale, but no massive dumps of exposition at any point, so it works well.

Only real gripe was that there wasn't more of it, like other books I've read recently, this seemed to be more setting up for something to come, but it was an easy read and nicely engaging, will definitely look for the next issue when it comes up.

A gal finds herself stuck with a guy who has a case of amnesia. The gal knows how to survive in the wilderness. She is looking for her lost uncle. She decides that they must travel to her cache hidden in the city. When they reach the city they must try to evade the zombies. Will they be able to evade the zombies? Will they make it to the gal’s cache?

I did find the stark drawings of the graphic novel to work well with the story. I did find the gal to be sarcastic and not willing to share much about herself. I did get the names of the them but can’t remember them. I don’t know what to think of that fact about the graphic novel. In all, it’s a decent somewhat different zombie story. I am curious as to what happens in the next volume.

Thanks to the publishers for sharing this one. I liked the humour, but found it a little hard to work out what was going on at times. My full review appears on Weekend Notes.

I am not into graphic novels or zombies, really, but I was curious about this for my son who is. He loved it, and raved about it. He loved the story and the images, and so I call it a success!
Thanks NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This was a spooky and fun read, especially for those who enjoy the zombie genre! Definite. recommend especially as fall is around the corner...