Marvel Zombies: Red Band #5 wraps up arguably the most interesting take on the concept since Robert Kirkman and Sean Phillips's original run, and based on the ending there's plenty of room for the creative team to tell more blood-soaked tales down the road. Read Full Review

Plot
This version of Marvel Zombies reimagines the origin and various events of Marvel Comics from the 1960s, in this case, a reimagining of KING IN BLACK.

Spider-Man, in his Symbiote suit and with Ultron's help, manages to capture the zombie superheroes, creating a kind of calm even though the pandemic continues. However, the sudden arrival of the Symbiote king, Knull, leaves Peter stunned, as he wasn't prepared for this.

The reappearance of Jean Grey/Phoenix changes everything. She easily defeats Knull, and the cosmic power cures her of the zombie virus, making her humanity's hope for survival.

This comic abruptly concludes this saga, which reimagines several legendary Marvel events within a zombie context.

This comic is part of the "Red Band" line and therefore includes explicit violence, gore, blood, and horror.

Art
It provides the necessary somber tone to tell this intense horror story. The details in the viscera and the lifeless expressions of the zombies are chilling and brilliant, capturing a tone similar to Marvel's Silver Age comics.

Summary
Spider-Man faces his greatest fear...the Black King Knull, and he's going to need all the help he can get more