When Vertigo announced its new eight-issue miniseries, "New Deadwardians," writer Dan Abnett admitted that in recent years, his subject matter has "jumped the shark." In his story, which will be illustrated by INJ Culbard ("At The Mountains of Madness"), Abnett pits "Twilight" against "The Walking Dead" in an epic Edwardian era battle between vampires and zombies. The world of "The New Deadwardians" is set in Post-Victorian England. The dead now walk the earth and consume the living, as they are want to do. To combat the threat of the restless, the zombies, the royal army takes "the cure" which turns them into vampires/5(19). · The New Deadwardians is a pretty decent zombie/vampire mash-up set in an alternate Edwardian England (and beyond) where the dead have risen as, well, you know, flesh-eating zombies. At the start of the outbreak, war was fought against the undead, and during the course of the war it was discovered that the answer to fighting undead things was other undead things/5.
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A tired format gets a twist (of sorts) in Culbard and Abnett's 'The New Deadwardians'; but beyond an admittedly pithy pun, you'll find very little of substance here. Devoid of atmosphere, a distinct lack of action - which when it does arrive in sparse quantity is poorly executed - and lazy scripting did little to immerse me or create a convincing plot. The New Deadwardians #5 book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Inspector Suttle leaves London to pursue his murder investigation. The New Deadwardians is a pretty decent zombie/vampire mash-up set in an alternate Edwardian England (and beyond) where the dead have risen as, well, you know, flesh-eating zombies. At the start of the outbreak, war was fought against the undead, and during the course of the war it was discovered that the answer to fighting undead things was other undead things.
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