The Walking Dead, Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye (v. 1) | Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore

The Walking Dead, Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye (v. 1) | Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore | Zombie Fans; This is your Bible

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	The Walking Dead, Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye (v. 1) Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore Image Comics, 2006 - 144 pages average customer review:based on 83 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A Modern Zombie Classic !

Robert Kirkman has done no less than write Greatest Zombie Story EVER.

Think of the best parts of the George A. Romero films. Consider what are your favorite scenes in Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead remake. Ponder the best chapters and narrators in Max Brooks' World War Z. The Walking Dead has all of that, put together, plus a whole lot more. More in-depth, fully fleshed out characters, simple yet stunning plots, heartbreaking humanity, and buckets of zombie gore!

Today, as in the zombie-infested future, this will be seen as a benchmark of the genre.

The Walking Dead: There Is No Substitute.

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Zombie Fans; This is your Bible

Ask any given zombie fan what their favorite zombie flick is.
Chances are they'll name something from the Romero catalogue.
Ask the same zombie fan what their favorite zombie book is;
if they have an answer at all, it'll probably be "The Walking Dead"

DO NOT EXPECT A GOREFEST.
Of course there is blood and violence.
But that's not what's at the heart of this ongoing series.
This black & white tale is totally character driven.
You'll love some, and hate others,
but regardless you'll always be sad to see them go.
I laughed, I almost cried (if you have a wife and kids you'll understand)
I flinched, I yelled into the pages.
From soup to nuts, this series has got it all.
Some interesting zombie ideas too(ie: they hunt by scent)

If you call yourself a serious fan of the zombie sub-genre
you need to own this.
Hell, even people who aren't too crazy about zombies should own this.
This isn't just a good zombie series
It's good writing in general
And (dare-I say) possibly the greatest piece of graphic literature put to paper.
Long after you close the back-cover it'll stay with you.
And trust me, you'll be buying the rest of them once you're done.

MORAL OF THE STORY:
Individuality is the only thing that separates us from the undead.

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i love zombies. infact, i just wrote a short story about them.
and this book is fricken great. i dont think i've read a comic with so much enthusiasm in a long long time. its a bit fast so it kept me on my toes the whole time.
i defenetly recomend it.

Ugg. Totally Not Into It.

Perfect example of what hype does... Hype sells these types of graphic novels more than the story does. If enough people enjoy something it gets popular. Look at McDonalds. This is way too mainstream. It's cliché after cliché. Boring. Guns, Zombies, and Cops. Couldn't get more boring. It's so boring and so predicable that it seems like a Junior High School student wrote it. Similar story to Stephen King's Cell. Why would I care about a cop trying to find his family? That's just my opinion so don't get your panties in a bunch you fanboys. I'm entitled to my opinion as much as you are... and I didn't like it.

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