DCeased

Slightly spoiler, so be warned :)A brilliant elseworld comic story from DC!It’s a zombie/apocalypse story here.I’m not up to date with Marvel Zombies but people are saying it has similarities so if you’re a fan of Marvel and DC this maybe a one for you.The comic is a lovely hardcover with no dust jacket and plenty of variant covers in the back.The pages are lovely and the art is well designed and plays well for such a theme.I was shocked at the characters that died in this story. Characters you’d think that would survive all the way through die quicker than you’d expect.The opening dialogue starts off and I had no idea whom was narrating this tale. That part I was griped by because when I read I voice characters in my head a certain way (Mark Hamill as Joker, Kevin Conroy as Batman etc) but the narration is done by Lois Lane.I can’t wait to see if more follows this wonderful comic.If you love Zombies then this is for you.If you live great art and story telling then this for you.Same with the apocalypse.Well worth the small amount of cash for an excellent story.

You have the DC universe fighting zombies here and it’s awesome, we see a lot of favourites dying like Batman, Superman, Flash but honestly it’s still amazing and just sets up Damian Wayne Jon Kent and lets other characters like Jason Todd shine in the sequel, this is an awesome read and sets up for what will be an awesome sequel in Dceased Unkillables.

This is the DC version of Marvel Zombies. But done in a way that makes use of something that already exists in the DC universe so is even better. It is an elseworld, and heroes and villains will die. But that makes it even better as you never know who will go next. Fantastic!

I read this first and loved it. Such tension and atmosphere and a brilliant twist on supes. I read marvel zombies after this thinking (from reviews) it would be better or at least on par. Marvel zombies is more of a comedy version where as this is a much darker version.

The DC version of Marvel Zombies doesn’t disappoint, with a smart rewarding script from TomTaylor. This is a nice collection too in a small hard bound format, and the art by Trevor Hairsine is well suited to the whole idea. There is an ending to the storyline within, but there’s more to comeIf you enjoy what’s on offer here.