The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks

Very well made and scary, hoping for a visual version of WWZ too.

I thought there'd be more actual history here. Of course, I'm not looking for actual zombie attacks, but I was hoping there'd be more real history that would kind of toe the line. No, everything in this book was terrible and a waste of time.

Brilliant and really well created.

The artwork and story are mesmerizing, I have read and re read this book many times with each time finding something new in the story our the pictures. I love how it's laid out from thousands of years ago to present time, you really feel like it's an actual factual account of zombies through the centuries. I love this graphic novel and definitely recommend it to zombie lovers.

Es muy buen libro, excelentes dibujos aunque muy corto lo acabe en menos de 20 mins.

I'm not a big reader of horror-related books, but I couldn't pass up the ingenius humor of the Zombie Survival Guide when I first saw it in the bookstore years ago. I'm now a committed Max Brooks fan. His meticulously committed writing style soon had me convinced that zombies were lurking over my shoulder ready to take a bite out of my unsuspecting body at any moment. I couldn't help but reassure myself by quickly taking inventory of any possible bludgeoning item in the immediate vicinity. Even more intriguing were the Recorded Attacks detailing previously unknown zombie attacks throughout history. I waited anxiously for the release of The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks graphic novel and quickly devoured the contents when it arrived. Roberson does not disappoint. Each story was rendered to transport the reader to the historical era in which it occurred and leaves the reader with no doubt that our history teachers omitted extremely important events in history that would prepare us for fending off the zombie hordes. Recorded Attacks is visually disturbing as any zombie-related graphic novel should be, but not so disgusting that non-horror readers, like myself, would be repelled. Unfortunately, the book was limited to illustrating the accounts in the original. Understandable, but it left me wanting more. Guess it's time to re-read World War Z.