Apr 4, 2022
ET-ER #2 (2022)
Art by: Frank Cho and Sabine Rich
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ET-ER #2 (2022)
Art by: Frank Cho and Sabine Rich
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For those of you who haven’t noticed, Double Take has put out a huge line of zombie comic books. Each one of them serving as an homage to the 1968 cult classic Night of the Living Dead. How closely they are related varies from issue to issue. Seeing as how I have not seen Night of the Living Dead, any Easter eggs left for die-hard fans fell on blind eyes. What I do know, however, is comic books.…
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Double Take are trying something a little different, creating a whole new comic universe based around the classic Night of the Living Dead movie, adding stories through the use of on-screen characters and mainly new ones in a new connected world. It is an ambitious plan to be sure. Remote pretty much follows Samantha Stanton as the last remaining DJ, albeit with her own trained undead staff. …
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