The dead rose, we fell. The zombie apocalypse happened fifteen years ago, when Benny Imura was just a baby. Now he and his friends are witnessing the horrors of what happened to the world after doomsday. NY Times best-selling author and multiple Bram Stoker award-winner, Jonathan Maberry, continues an all-new tale set in the world of the Rot & Ruin!
I did not really find anything bad about this issue. The writing brings you in and lets you get to know these characters. The characters are likeable and have interesting stories furthermore; the characters are strong but also still have morals to them. This is a really good read and if you like "The Walking Dead" or anything zombie related pick this up. It's only two issues in so it will not be hard to catch up. Read Full Review
Rot & Ruin is a great comic that brings a new life to the old story. Read Full Review
The first two issues of Rot & Ruin have me roped in. I'm a big fan of many of the comics revolving around the zombie apocalypse anyway, but I love that this takes place after it happens. Hopefully next issue we can actually find out more about each teens personality, instead of witnessing the constant zombie fighting. Read Full Review
Still, the characters and their relationships are strong. I like how the crowd looks out for each other, and their different strengths and weaknesses are interesting. The art is good stuff, too, and all that is probably enough to keep me coming back a little while longer. I'm hoping the story gets better soon though. Read Full Review
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