This is a 200-page zombie spectacular, featuring comics, photos, and short stories within the classic tradition of pulp magazines. Brains! Brrrraaaains! These words will live on in infamy as the catch phrase of the most iconic and scariest of the undead. This volume of 8-Bit Pulp celebrates one of the oldest and terrifying of monsters - the zombie. Zombies have been around long before Romero made his iconic film, "Night of the Living Dead". We are paying our respects to the dead, by showcasing various forms of zombies in this volume. There are tales about necromancers, as well as the ever popular viral zombie. In this 200-page anthology, there are stories that will terrify and shock you. You might want to leave the lights on while you read this collection of gruesomely gorgeous narratives This 200-page zombie anthology is going to be the resting place of some of the scariest stories featuring the undead. This is a showcase for every type of zombie out there throughout popular culture, literature, and history. This is our way of paying respect to the dead. There are more than a dozen writers involved in this dream. I guarantee you will be impressed with this book because no other group of writers and artists has worked this long and this hard on one project before. 8-Bit Pulp is continuing a tradition that started the comic book industry. So many heroes came out of that pulp area. In this anthology, you're going to see some of the most terrifying, thrilling adventures ever written for a pulp, and it's all centered around one of the greatest monsters to ever shamble out of your nightmares.
Hello. My name is Brandon Noel. I am the Publisher of 8-Bit Pulp, and the co-founder of Destiny Comics. Ever since I was 16, I wanted to work in comics, or the funny books, as my grandma called them. You see, I am dyslexic. Not that I am trying to gain sympathy points, but life can be kind of hard for a kid with dyslexia. I learned how to read when I was 13. I might not have ever learned how to read if it wasn't for my two uncles, who had a collection of comics. Thanks to some intense special ed programs, and 3 short boxes of comics, I am here today. I have 3 college degrees, two Associate's and one Bachelor's, in Business. I have worked a long time to get where I am today, but it's only by the grace of God that I get to do what that 16-year-old version of myself wanted to do. As long as I have a comic book somewhere near me, I'll always be young at heart.
