The Zombies that Ate the World The eleventh commandment
The Zombies that Ate the World: The Eleventh Commandment by Jerry Frissen is a graphic novel published by Humanoids, Incorporated in 2012. This edition features 96 pages and is presented in English. Set in Los Angeles in 2064, the story follows Karl Neard, his sister Maggie, and their friend Freddy Merckx as they take on the unconventional job of zombie catchers, hoping to profit in a world where the living coexist with the undead.
Readers will encounter a blend of humor and horror as the characters navigate the challenges of their new profession. The narrative explores the absurdities of dealing with zombies who possess a distinct lack of concern for their surroundings, along with a peculiar sense of humor. As Karl and his team confront various ghoulish encounters, the story delves into themes of survival and the bizarre realities of life in a post-apocalyptic setting, making it a unique addition to the genres of fantasy and science fiction.
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Los Angeles, 2064. In a world where humans have to live along the living dead, a new job opportunity arises: zombie catcher. Karl Neard, his sister Maggie, and his Belgian friend Freddy Merckx, all embrace this “career” in the hope of making easy money. Unfortunately, the job is not that simple: not only are the “dead” still walking, but they also have a terrible stench and an awful sense of humor. As a matter of fact, zombies just don’t care about anything as their lives are behind them and they now have an eternity to enjoy what is left of the world. Karl and his team will quickly find this fact out as they end up surrounded by all sorts of ghoulish freaks.
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