When the helicopter was thrown off-balance, the pilot threatened to shoot Rob resulting in Burger's accident prone self being flung forward " hitting the pilot and resulting in the helicopter crashing and crushing into Rob's right arm. No, that's not how he lost his arm though. So by now zombies are filing in from everywhere and Burger is doing his best to fend off the zombies with a machete until Rob can get himself unstuck. Burger had a difficult choice to make " run and save himself (again) and let the zombies eat his best friend, or be overrun by zombies resulting in both of them being eaten. Well, Burger's choice was a very shocking one. Sadly, this article will not feature any more spoilers so I highly suggest picking up Fanboys Vs. Zombies #10 to see for yourself!

Fanboys Vs. Zombies #9 sure made a big splash this month, and I mean that in a literal sense. The amount of blood and guts from the zombie killing in issues #1-8 don't compare to #9.

An over-saturation of dialogue from Green Arrow allowing us as the reader to already know what is going to happen in the story and the failure of the attempted twist towards the end doesn't help to do it justice. With that knowledge, #15 seems to be only a filler issue leading into a larger story - possibly more into his down-spiral