Often I find people avoid having Black or mixed race people in comics and art work because its easier to draw White people.

I know I’m nitpicking. But I’m mixed race you see, and kind of tired of seeing Black people used a Cannon Fodder in modern Zombie movies ^^

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cresbard,_South_Dakota

Often Zombies films have that the token Black guy and/or woman.

The only disappointment I have so far is the vampires. When I saw the cover featuring the old “East European Count” style of vampire I got quite excited. It took me back to the old horror comic days of my childhood, and it reinforced for me the the terror of having to rely on a wretched monster only slightly more “human” than the zombies. Those old-fashioned “Creatures of the Night” style vamps scared me with their casual viciousness and cruelty, even more so that the re-imagined vampire of today because they seemed almost human, but majestically alien in their evil.

Then those two White Wolf/Underworld rejects walked in and made me sad. But I’m not prejudging! Plenty more pages to come that could make my complaining premature.

Anyhow, all in all a great comic and cool idea.

Yeah, that’s all I’m referring to.

And no, there are still some other survivors in Canada, for the moment.

“There’s so much space up here, though, and so few people.. I doubt /everybody’s/ dead. Those zombies would have to be /awfully/ thorough.”

They’re extremely thorough and there won’t be any doubting — it will be 100 percent clear about who’s left alive and where, and why.

“Do the zombies gain some sort of senses that they didn’t have when they were alive, or something?”

The story will answer all questions and Mr. Dogtags plays a major role.

Hey, Maxwell, glad you’re liking the comic.  Xombies sounds interesting, yeah.  I’ll try to check it out.