I really enjoyed Marvel Zombies: Resurrection #1. It feels like equal parts Walking Dead and love letter to the Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

It's a departure from previous volumes in tone but this newest volume of Marvel Zombies does exactly what horror and science-fiction is good at, talks about the world we find ourselves in. Read Full Review

Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Leonard Kirk's book manages to not only find ways to disturb us with its visuals, but also introduces compelling mythology to add even more layers to the concept, making for a strong debut entry into a promising series that also has one of the most exciting last-page reveals in a Marvel book in quite some time. Read Full Review

Marvel Zombies: Resurrection #1 is a suspenseful slow burn story that has enough references to intrigue most Marvel fans. This one shouldn't be missed by Spider-Man fans who want to see him go through a different kind of crisis. Still, it's a slower book that doesn't hook you all the way.  Read Full Review

Marvel Zombies: Resurrection was a fun read. Did it Marvel Zombies need to come back to the shelves? At first, I wasnt sure, however, I do know that Marvel Zombies: Resurrection does need to be on the shelves. Its a solid story that doesnt feel like a cheap reboot trying to recapture glory already told. Plain and simple it is worth reading that deserves space in your long box. Read Full Review

Final Thoughts: Despite a few major gaffes that keep my score down, this is quite a ride! To get the full story though, trust me and pick up Marvel Zombies Resurrection #1 from October 30, 2019! I can't believe I have to say that but I am because it's really worth reading and make this weeks issue much more enjoyable! Let's hope the mistakes are behind us for the remainder of this short mini! Read Full Review

I have a lot of questions about this world and what's going on with the overall zombie threat, but there's enough to pull you in. This is more like a Walking Dead take on the Marvel Universe than a fun romp with the undead like I was used to. The horror elements are fully embraced here, showing just how dark and scary these heroes can get if put in the right situation. Read Full Review

Marvel Zombies: Resurrection #1 is overall a fine issue and should be picked up if one is craving more stories based on zombified heroes. If that isnt an itch that needs to be scratched for you at the moment, then you can likely pass on this. Read Full Review

So, it's more "Walking Dead" -- far, far more -- than previous iterations of Marvel Zombies. I can dig it, for now; the writer and artist are investing top-shelf effort and it's paying off. But like WD, this could be headed for angst overload. In the future, I hope for more inventive Marvel touches (like Forge's horrible zombie-weapons) and less "crushing weight of leadership" woe for Peter.

This was really good, the art was really grim and dark. The plot was simple yet solid.

This was pretty good, but I could feel myself losing interest as the issue went on.