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288th out of 611 books
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2,644 voters
FVZA: The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency
by
David Hine
In a world where a deadly disease transforms innocent victims into Zombies, a long dormant government task force is called into action: The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency. Throughout history, from the Civil War to World War II, the FVZA protected humanity from the blood-sucking andflesh-eating hordes - until a cure was discovered that sent the undead to their graves. Wh...more
Paperback, 168 pages
Published
June 29th 2010
by Radical Publishing
(first published March 29th 2010)
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Jul 14, 2011
Trudi
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommended to Trudi by:
May
Shelves:
horror,
graphic-novel,
zombies,
vampires,
2011-reads,
apocalyptic-types,
survive-this,
may-pick,
infection
4.5 stars. This totally KICKS ASS. Love the story, love the characters, love the graphic representations of the vampires and zombies. Gruesome and gory yet it all looked so gorgeous cast in deep reds, oranges, blacks and blues. I also thought the story carried well - not highly original mind you - but the delivery is filled with genuine moments of tension and terror. I was especially pleased and surprised by some of the more emotional aspects of the story.
These vampires are vicious and merciless...more
These vampires are vicious and merciless...more
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Hine portrays his vampires in FVZA as cruel ferocious killers with little to no regard for humanity. Unlike what you see on TV, Hine's vampires are deliberately ugly. My favorite line in this book was when the head vampire points out once a vampire is turned, he or she loses his/her physical beauty--meaning that the hair falls out, the skin turns ashen, the head starts to shrivel, etc. Gross!
Aside from the scary portrayal of vampires which is aided immensely by the terrific artwork, this graphic...more
Aside from the scary portrayal of vampires which is aided immensely by the terrific artwork, this graphic...more
Radical has been surprising me in these last months every time time a new title comes out.
Each title brigs something new to topics and stories already beaten, both in literature or comics.
FVZA is another of those titles, vampires, zombies, humanity in the verge of annihilation, and a group ready to deal with it. But as soon as you start reading you become immerse in a new world of vampires and zombies, different habits, different ideals, no self-love what-so-ever, and last but not least, the go...more
Each title brigs something new to topics and stories already beaten, both in literature or comics.
FVZA is another of those titles, vampires, zombies, humanity in the verge of annihilation, and a group ready to deal with it. But as soon as you start reading you become immerse in a new world of vampires and zombies, different habits, different ideals, no self-love what-so-ever, and last but not least, the go...more
Mar 31, 2012
Mick
rated it
3 of 5 stars
·
review of another edition
Shelves:
vampires,
urban-fantasy
Downloaded the ePub from the library. It did not disappoint.
The art is spectacular.
Radical Studios has some awesome titles (
). If I could afford comics and graphic novels anymore I'd be stalking their line of books for sure.
The art is spectacular.
Radical Studios has some awesome titles (
). If I could afford comics and graphic novels anymore I'd be stalking their line of books for sure.
Genuinely creepy, beautifully illustrated, and not at all cliched.
This was fantastic and the artwork was absolutely spectacular. I thought this was a very realistic portrayal of a world inhabited by vampires zombies and humans. I have yet to visit the website that this is based on, but I have no doubt I will really enjoy it. As another reviewer stated it's a well thought out story and I personally hope there will be more books.
Mar 31, 2012
Mick
rated it
3 of 5 stars
·
review of another edition
Shelves:
vampires,
urban-fantasy
Still awesome.
This was fun - quite a deeply-thought-through world to explore, and evolves like a good, compressed sci-fi novel - seeing how this alternate universe would play out its circumstances. Art was fine but sometimes muddied the scene.
Really good art. Story was average.
Apr 13, 2013
Doodle
marked it as to-read
Mar 11, 2013
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Dec 15, 2012
Ena
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Dec 09, 2012
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