for once not talking about a comic book that came out twenty years ago, but fresh-fresh out of a work in two volumes recently published by saldapress . That there are a nerd dressed as Indiana Jones, one of the unlucky her sister and a troglodyte Belgian perpetually in suit in a Los Angeles of 2064 which is facing a serious social problem as living with the dead and the living resurrect that even if they die then go back immediately (not to mention the rats!)?
Well, it only goes to the three best, but especially they disappear scassapalle zombie, smashing the heads, spappolano them by car or sit at table with them amiably.
hate them and love them.
They speak to us and make us love, or at least they try.
I just can not ignore them.
All with a good dose of black humor and a mix of bastardy and irony that sometimes veers toward obtuse melancholy.
But it's only for a moment and then starts to dance between acne problems, singers who are literally making fry, mothers-and fathers who return from the grave and pissed off more boring than ever.
zombie collectors and political fanatics.
King of Belgium in exile and movie star dead and buried who become cannibals, the brains of baboons stuck in inappropriate places.
And then ... there are all these ... and the popes who resurrected Jesus that maybe is back after two millennia, and blah ... blah, blah.
A hilarious comic and designed by the great mythical Guy Davis (BPRD that of . Mignola and fantasy THE MARQUIS inexplicably never released in Italy) and written with fun splatter brutality by Jerry Frissen ( Lucha Libre ).
An act of love and a jack ass at the same time the zombie genre that makes you smile at every page and that makes us consider how we would act if our dear departed had to return from the dead leaving at least a shadow of memory of what has been, a work that invites us to think like social relations and "racial" would be altered by the "Resurrection" and the ambiguity that this event throw on the very meaning of life and death. All
in a light-hearted, not direct, but inserted in the wall, of course, between the head of a zombie that goes off and the other, as befits a comic book that aims to be light and irreverent. A cartoon
"cool" that a laugh sulphurous taste.
The cartoon is called: "THE ZOMBIE Devouring the WORLD " and was released after a long wait, in two volumes: " Vol.I: A smell unbearable "and " Vol II: THE WAR OF THE POPES ", thanks to the work done by saldapress to create a collection dedicated to the world of zombies and that is " ... just one of many facts Twilight Zone 'that happen every day in Los Angeles 2064 ".
NB: saldapress also publishes' The Walking Dead'' comics are talking about very well and from which it was also a TV version that has gone very well.