ZomPoc

A pandemic sweeps through the world. Some lose their memory and slowly whither away. Others become violent and attack others, spreading the infection. After her fiancé abandons her with a group of murdering bandits Casey manages to escape and flees the city to her childhood home and her prepper dad. 

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It’s actually fairly typical for the genre and if I’m honest I wasn’t really feeling it at first. But at some point (not sure when) I realised I was approaching it all wrong. Most books try to skirt around the edges of reality, keeping close enough that an average person with a little imagination could see it happening. The author puts people you would recognise in otherworldly situations. 

That’s not this book. She carries shuriken for goodness sake. 

This book is Batman. It’s Wonder Woman. It’s Tank Girl. And it’s a dozen other comics. And when I realised that I was suddenly enjoying it for what it is. An off the wall comic book bullet ballet.