As the Rotten descend on Old Joe's Diner, the patrons must make a fateful decision: whether to stay or try their luck on the road to Las Vegas.
Artists themes are beginning to resonate on the page as this series reaches the end of its third issue. It was going to be interesting seeing where he's taking it from here. There seems to be a little bit more going on a traditional zombie apocalypse, sort of a story. So it's going to be interesting to see where Condon and Love take it from here. Read Full Review
This issue is a rollercoaster of emotions and really gets the reader thinking about what they would do if in this situation. Chris Condon does a fantastic job writing about the human element of this story and really giving the reader insight into who these characters truly are. This draws you in and makes you care, which really helps in building up the suspense and dread you feel. The psychological horror in this book really immerses the reader in this world. Read Full Review
News From The Fallout #3 brings revelations and horror in equal measure as the series hits its halfway point. Read Full Review
Jeffrey Alan Love delivers stunning visuals throughout the issue. I love the art style and the visual choices being made within the story especially with the characters. Read Full Review
more of a character driven issue. enjoying it so far. sometimes the art makes it hard to fully understand what's happening exactly at certain parts.
The art really hindered my enjoyment of this one. I thought last issue was great, and the art enhanced that issue. In this one, it took away from the story. It's just shadows and names and people in glasses, and I'm having a hard time figuring out who is who. I still got the idea of the issue and it was fine.
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