The Reaper Virus

Nick Teeters

In this tale of pain and discomfort, we have a single man battling the odds of bad luck and finding the ability to outsmart and overcome the "Infected" in this new twist on something classic. Nathan spends his nights manning the radios in the local police station and things start to go crazy as the Reaper Virus takes hold on the throat of the world. As it sweeps through the streets it comes banging on the front door to the police station. One thing Nathan knows for sure is that he has to get home to his wife and kids.

This was originally a blog, but was picked up by Knight Watch press and you can still check out the site to get an idea of the story here.

This will be a must have for the Zombie fanatic when it is released early this summer and we'll have an interview with the author and an update to post when it does!

Review: HUMAgeddon from Knightwatch Press

Todd Jepperson


We all know what will happen when the Z-virus finally rears its necrotic head; there’s the end of civilization, massive population extinctions, and bands of survivors joining together to make humanity’s last stand . . . but then what? What happens after the end of everything? Robert Butt and Scott Twells via Knightwatch Comic Books introduce HUMAgeddon, where the Zombies have colonized and the humans are the ones invading.

There are things that I both like and dislike about this comic. Firstly, I like the fresh take on the genre. In my world, people always win. I love zombies, but, that doesn’t mean I have to like them. In HUMAgeddon, the time has come for us to take our lives back and send the monsters running for their . . . undeaths? However, the Zombies in the comic talk, think, and feel. They live in family units where the kids look to Mom and Dad for safety and direction and humans have no regard for them whatsoever. The art is very rough and dark with a healthy heap of splattery violence. Dialogue is lacking and cliché. All of that said, the story line intrigues me enough that I’m interested in what comes next.

For me, I can do without children huddling behind their mothers being slaughtered. I could use a little more character development, and a deeper story line. However, if you’re interested in a gritty, dark twist on the genre that’s easy to read and visually engaging, HUMAgeddon just may be the thing you’re looking for. Drag yourself over to the Knightwatch Press main site by clicking the link and grab a copy for yourself.