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Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness
This is it true believers, the cross-over of the century begins here The Marvel Zombies come face-to-face with Dynamite Entertainment's Ash from the Army of Darkness Ash has faced legions of the undead before, but never like this... as he lands in the heart of New York just as the Zombie outbreak begins See how his actions help turn more heroes and villains into Zombies...more
Hardcover, 120 pages
Published
September 26th 2007
by Marvel Comics
(first published February 27th 2007)
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My first and only comic book. I'd never read anything like it. I understand why some of my friends like comic books so much. They're not for geeks. They're entertaining. People see comic book movies but won't read them and I don't understand it. If you've never read a comic book, try one. I dare you.
It can't be?! Really?! These two worlds were going to bump heads?! Ash was going to do what he did to the Marvel Zombies what he had already done time and time again to the Evil Dead?! I was only to eager to buy this book and enjoy every page of it. Therein lies the surprise for me. It was okay. Not great. Not that funny. Just okay. The cover of the book and the covers inside were the best thing about it. Do I still have the book? Of course I do, though it's my least favorite one of...more
Much like real zombies, Marvel's successful zombie series wouldn't die. This entry is a crossover with Dynamite Entertainment featuring Ash and his boomstick. If I have to explain that Ash is from The Evil Dead trilogy, we both already know this is probably not your kind of reading material.
I was bound to like this just for throwing Ash and the Necronomicon into the Marvel Zombie mix but this entry isn't as good as the the ones written by Robert Kirkman, better known for his other z...more
I was bound to like this just for throwing Ash and the Necronomicon into the Marvel Zombie mix but this entry isn't as good as the the ones written by Robert Kirkman, better known for his other z...more
There is a good blend of humor with zombie thrill to make this an entertaining reading. Fans of Ash Williams and Army of Darkness will likely enjoy this take. I enjoyed how he was able to use his fast thinking and previous experiences to get out of trouble, well, sort of. The zombies premise in this Marvel series is interesting, and the addition of Ash Williams adds a nice sense of light humor. Definitely enjoyable.
Thus far, of the Marvel Zombies series I've read have been rather grotesque and mildly interesting at times, even for a zombie comic. However, this one piqued my interest because of the AOD tie-in. I mean, Marvel and Dynamite Entertainment? Come on, that has to be pretty weird.
All in all, it was incredibly and shamelessly corny as one would expect an AOD/Marvel collaboration to be, but still a pretty funny read. I'd recommend the book to any Bruce Campbell fan.
All in all, it was incredibly and shamelessly corny as one would expect an AOD/Marvel collaboration to be, but still a pretty funny read. I'd recommend the book to any Bruce Campbell fan.
Requested three "Marvel Zombies" graphic novels from the library and this one came first. Ash from "Army of Darkness" has to fight all the zombified Marvel heroes and villains. Had potential, but it didn't turn out to be that great of a read. The best part about it was the alternate cover paintings at the end.
Evil Dead Ash vs. Marvel Superhero Zombies, what more can you ask for. The artwork was fine, although it was a bit too sexy for my taste. The story was okay. Some of the characterizations were iffy, and questionable. It is a fun little book which is ideal for the non comic book fans.
Fun mix of Marvel stars and Ash. Not heavy reading, but definitely fun reading. I also dig the zombie versions of classic covers. I loved the Zombie re-imagined version of the classic Jim lee X-men cover (might have been included in a different Marvel Zombies).
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Marvel fans who also like the Evil Dead movies.
Recommended to Josh by:
Stan! (told me about it before it came out)
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This was total cheese but in the best way possible. I was laughing the whole time and enjoyed doing the "Where's Waldo" of Marvel-characters-turned-Zombie-against-Ash... The Runaways eating Old Lace in the background was my favorite moment.
just as short as other but more exciting. Also takes longer to read due to more diolouge.If you know what the evil dead or as the third was called army of darkness movie series was you will recognize the main character ash.
A fun crossover that sheds a little more light on the Zombieverse - with Deadites! Ash somehow finds his way to the Zombieverse, and must team up with Dazzler and Doctor Doom in order to hold back the invasion!
I so wanted this one to be better than it was... Don't get me wrong it was a fun read, and I would recommend it, but I was kind of hoping for more Ash kicking ass than running around screaming.
This was a purely fun read. A nice little change of pace that gives you a nice Bruce Campbell fix. The re-imagined Marvel covers were definitely the best part of the book.
I think this is very much a niche book. You have to a big fan of Evil Dead/Army of Darkness to think this is awesome. I thought it was like pop music: fun, but easily forgotten.
My cousins and I have gotten in the habit of giving each other ninja or zombie themed gifts for birthdays and holidays. As such, I got this for my birthday last month.
This is graphic novel of a crossover between the Marvel Zombies series and the Army of Darkness series of comics. Definitely very tongue in cheek. The comic does a good job of poking fun at both Marvel as well as Army of Darkness with lots of inside jokes for the die hard fans.
This isn't the best art that...more
This is graphic novel of a crossover between the Marvel Zombies series and the Army of Darkness series of comics. Definitely very tongue in cheek. The comic does a good job of poking fun at both Marvel as well as Army of Darkness with lots of inside jokes for the die hard fans.
This isn't the best art that...more
Marvel Zombies Vs Army of darkness is a perfect mix of my two favorite things super heros and zonbies.I like how they added Ashly williams in it just added comedy to the already funny story.
So completely goofy. Really captures the Army of Darkness vibe well. Not sure on the Marvel Zombie side as I don't know all the characters terribly well.
Cute :] an interesting clash of worlds for Marvel and Evil Dead lovers. Ash being funny and cocky as usual and some Marvel greats like the Avengers and even Dr. Doom and the Enchantress. Not too shabby!
An interesting fusion of two worlds. Superheros fighting zombies? Nope. Ending disappointed a little, but overall it was decent.
It's too bad I don't know more about all the Marvel characters, but I do like Ash.
These zombies are strange.
These zombies are strange.
Ash, Marvel, and Zombies what more could I ask for. total awesomeness
Not *as* good as I was expecting; however, incredibly entertaining.
I love Army of darkness and this book does not disappoint.
Surprisingly entertaining mish mash. Worth a look for fans of either.
read in 2008
fun cheese
Zombie Superheroes and ASH!!!!!!!!
This graphic novel is borderline fan fiction. While it’s reasonably well written and the art is good the story definitely feels like a bunch of people said “wouldn’t that be cool” around a dinner table one evening. The story revolves around Ash, from the Evil Dead films, as he runs through the marvel universe attempting to stop the undead yet again. While this isn’t high brow art, this book is a really fun read for those familiar with the Marvel Verse and Ash.
What is it with me n' zombie stories lately? ;)
I'm a big Evil Dead/Army of Darkness fan, and honestly, all the other original comics I've read featuring Ash have sucked. That said, this book rocks! I laughed my ass off quite a bit and was generally impressed with the whole thing. If your a fan of Ash, you'll love this. It's also a good companion piece to the first Marvel Zombie's series, as it gives some interesting background.
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