The War At Home

This week, Mike Fish takes a look at The Walking Dead Issues #55-56, Army Of Darkness #15, The Dead: Kingdom Of Flies #1 & 2, and Zombie Tales: The War At Home #1.  


The Walking Dead – Issues #55-56
Image Comics Publishing http://www.imagecomics.com/
Written by Robert Kirkman
Art by Charlie Adlard and Cliff Rathburn

We’ve got zombies this week as the dead ignore the alcohol after effects of a New Year’s celebration like those of the living. So we take our Advil and continue to envy those decaying bastards with a one track mind for... flesh. And what better place to start than with our beloved Walking Dead?

Why this book hasn’t been made into a television series is a head-scratcher; mixing drama, horror, suspense, and violence better together than any other cable show around, you’d think it’d be easy to sell. (Lost meets Jericho, with zombies. Pow!

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According to MTV, The Twilight Saga: New Moon stars Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning will be joined in The Runaways by Alessandra Torresani, veteran television show guest star (appearing in such shows as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Bones, Jag, and The War At Home. Say they, "We just closed everything," Alessandra Torresani revealed to us Sunday. "It's really exciting." The 22-year-old Torresani — a former child star who has more than 20 TV and film credits in the last decade...
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Let's get supernatural baby
Ghosts/Aliens got themselves more people to join in on their strange and supernatural world. The Comedy Central induced pilot brings along board Keir O’Donnell (Paul Blart: Mall Cop) and Jonathan Sadowski (Friday the 13th Remake). Casted alongside the two are also the likes of Rebecca Wisocky (Funny Money) and Kaylee DeFer (The War At Home). The premise centers on Trey Hamburger (Sadowski) and his best friend Mike Stevens (O’Donnell) taking part on a crazy pot-induced adventure trying to uncover the truth about the supernatural mysteries that happen amongst them and exposing it to others. Along with them in their ongoing search joins Trey’s mother (Wisocky) Deb Hamburger and his friend (DeFer).
The story originally spawned off of a novel of the same title written by Trey Hamburger himself, author also of Real Ultimate Power: The Official Ninja Book. If the Comedy Central pilot gets picked up,
Melissa Molina

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