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lots of munching zombies
I knew this was in black and white, which is not as good as color in any genre.
But I wanted it anyway.It reprints zombie comics from mainly 2,000 a.d. onward- , but it does have some earlier stuff too.It's just what you'd expect alot of different zombie tales and at the price you pay for this it's more than worth while.ALl the mammoth book of series are in black and white and although I wish they were in color it's still pretty cool to get these mostly pretty cool zombie stories from various artists and writers.Like the other mammoth books none of them are from marvel or d.c. but that's ok, I just wish they'd found more older ones from those magazines or comics. But at this price who cares! And in a little while someone is putting out 'four color fear' which is all in color and features 1950's horror comics!So grab this and any mammoth book because the read is worth the price.

This is an Awesome book!!!
When I first bought this I thought it might be a slightly good zombie comic with a few good stories amongst crap, but I was wrong. Every story is interesting, well told and for the most part kind of a new spin on an old subject. I fully enjoyed. And the book is hugh.

Huge Zombie Collection!
This book is exactly what it looks like. A gigantic collection of zombie comics. How could you go wrong?!

Brains, not Brian! Sheesh!
18 stories, a little over 450 pages, and an army of zombies - sounds like thepages literally drip a brain-consuming lovechild. And some of the book is great, with the editions to the book making one wonder if things could get better. Sadly, however, there are always the little pieces of the puzzle where the stars do not alig and where one thinks "wow, if only." Still, the book is more than big enough to make up for any little problems.

Stories - Making amends, Pariah, In Sickness, Necrotic: Dead flesh on a Living body, the immortals, Flight from Earth, Amy, black Sabbath, M*A*S*H, Dead Eyes Open, Might of the Living Dead, Job Satisfaction, The Corpse, Haunted Ship, The Zombie, Pigeons from Hell, Zombie World: Dead End, "Zombies."

Each of these has something different to offer, from the campy to the thought-provoking, and most stick to the formula that empowers the dead. I personally like that about zombies - it isn't so much prediction but a knowledge of what you are dealing with. Still, the motions through history and the motions through different pens makes these an interesting selection because, frankly, there are some great voices here. I added the names of all the tales because, if you need to know the who in this, then you can find them easily. And 80% of them will definately hit you in your happy place.

If you want a book of zombie tales, like campy and bloody, and enjoy pulp, get this. It isn't just a hardcore zombie reader's need - it is something that a lot of people like. I have had a few friends borrow it just to read stories from people like Steve Niles, only to find they like a whole lot more.
Good stuff - nice addition to any collection.

Zombie Mammoth
Big Graphic Book with a zillion different type of Zombie genre short stories. The Book stories are in black and white, Most of the stories are pretty good, some not as good. ... Read more

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An Excellent Book
David Kendall does a good job of describing the path of holiness in this sin soaked world.

Jesus told us that those among us who would be his disciples must pick up their own crosses and follow him.Words like sacrifice, servanthood, and suffering are not popular in our credit card world of instant pleasure.This isn't a book about instant success, but it will teach the reader about true spiritual depth.You will want to have your highlighter handy as you read this book.

This is not a book written by a prolific author who cranks out works in "assembly line fashion".This book is an outgrowth of David Kendall's personal experience. ... Read more

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER IIIAbout Children" Where yet was ever found a mother Who'd give her booby for another." A Schoolboy says it is better to pursue pleasure than to catch it." What you been a doin' ? " asked a boy of his playmate whom he saw coming out of the house with tears in his eyes. "I've been a chasin' a birch rod round my father," was the snarling reply.Schoolmaster: " What is nothing ? " Boy: "It is when a man asks you to hold his horse, and just says, 'Thank you.' "Sunday-school teacher to pupil, " Now, my little man, can you explain the cause of Adam's fall?" Little man (emphatically), " Yes, sir; 'cause he hadn't any ashes to throw on the sidewalk."A four-year-old boy recently complained that his teeth had trod on his tongue."Would you take the last cent a person has for a glass of soda water ? '' asked a Kankakee youth. "Yes," responded the unthinking proprietor. Whereupon the hopeful pulled out the cent and got the drink.A boy defines salt as the stuff that makes the potatoes taste bad when you don't put on any.An interesting little boy, timid when left alone in a dark room, was overheard recently by his mother to say in his loneliness, " Oh, Lord, don't let any one hurt me, and I'll go to church next Sunday, and give you some money."Our schoolboy remarks that when his teacher undertakes to show him what is what, he only finds out which is switch.The deacon's son was telling the minister about the bees stinging his pa, and the minister inquired: "Stung your pa, did they? Well, what did your pa say?" "Step this way a moment," said the boy, " I'd rather whisper it to you."An experienced boy says he regards hunger and the chastening rod as about the same thing. They both make a boy holler.A lady asked a pupil of a Sunday-schoo... ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from Baseball Digest, published by Century Publishing Co. on October 1, 2008. The length of the article is 6012 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: The fans speak out.
Author: Frank Felice
Publication: Baseball Digest (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2008
Publisher: Century Publishing Co.
Volume: 67Issue: 8Page: 6(10)

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