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The concluding issue of the surprise success Marvel Zombies has sold out at Diamond and to the satisfaction of many, Marvel is going back to press on Marvel Zombies #5 with an all-new variant cover by Arthur Suydam.
This latest Zombie variant by Suydam is a undead homage to the cover of Silver Surfer #1.
Fans and critics cannot get enough of Kirkman’s and Phillips disturbed story or Suydam’s chilling covers.
Phil Hunn of Comixfan.com says “Robert Kirkman can write zombies like nobody except George Romero, and if you’re not aboard the zombie gravy train…you’re really missing out.â€
Troy Brownfield of Newsarama.com says, “The final issue of one of the best mini-series I have read in quite a few years. Not only do the covers of this series make the price of admission worthwhile, it’s the story and art inside that really elevates this series into the stratosphere, literally and figuratively.â€
Marvel Zombies #5 may signify the end of an incredibly successful series, but don’t forget to see how the series ties back to the Ultimate Universe with Ultimate Fantastic Four #30. The gore doesn’t stop with this latest sellout.
The incredibly successful Marvel Zombies mini-series is now being collected in an oversized hardcover featuring an all-new cover by breakout sensation Arthur Suydam. The cover to the HC features an all-new zombie homage to the cover of Secret Wars #1.
Marvel Zombies HC collects all five issues of the…
Mark Millar and Greg Land are ending their titanic year-long run in Ultimate Fantastic Four #32 and Arthur Suydam is contributing an all-new zombie variant cover as the Millar/Land run comes full-circle…with blood-thirsty super-zombies. Suydam, the artist behind the popular Marvel Zombies cover, takes the classic cover to Fantastic…
The surprise smash hit Marvel Zombies continues its selling frenzy as the recently released Marvel Zombies HC has sold out. Collecting all five issues of the limited series along with the covers from all of the various printings, the Marvel Zombies HC is being rushed back to press for…
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