New York Times best-selling author, Max Brooks delivers a devastating commentary on the privileged life of vampires in this blood-soaked new section when the horrors of the year! After a parasitic vampire race began to act on their own initiative with respect to growth flushes subdead hordes. Taking swords and guns and fists, they amassed Army

New York Times best-selling author, Max Brooks delivers a devastating commentary on the privileged life of vampires in this blood-soaked new section when the horrors of the year! After a parasitic vampire race began to act on their own initiative with respect to growth flushes subdead hordes. Taking swords and guns and fists, they amassed Army

Great comic horror this year continues its brutal march to destruction ! His books on zombies entertained millions of readers , and now Max Brooks reviewing vampires as he brings an all-out war on the undead! Zombies were at best an inconvenience for the vampire race for thousands of years , but never a real threat . Their clumsy foothold over the

Horror does not get more than that , the New York Times best-selling author , Max Brooks deliver a unique masterpiece as Extinction Parade! Brooks zombie fiction was a staple of the bestseller lists , but this new comic project raises the stakes with a variety of new creatures to fear. And this issue begins an all-out war of the undead as a

Great comic horror this year continues its brutal march to destruction ! His books on zombies entertained millions of readers , and now Max Brooks reviewing vampires as he brings an all-out war on the undead! Zombies were at best an inconvenience for the vampire race for thousands of years , but never a real threat . Their clumsy foothold over the

All-out war on the type of roar like Max Brooks - author of New York Times best selling novel , World War Z, and Manual Zombie Survival, unleashes his zombie vs. vampire epic. Vampires ignored the growing threat of a zombie for too long , feeling like a zombie subdead were under them. Only too late they realize that the plague has shifted the tide