I enjoyed the first Marvel Zombies series when it originally came out, and I've followed it as it morphed from a one-shot story in the pages of the Ultimate Fantastic Four to a series of short titles. Most of them are entertaining and irreverent, coming across as more of a lark than an attempt to introduce a new dimension to the Marvel universe. In that respect, this new collection fits it perfectly, with the standard Marvel-characters-as-zombies concept embellished with the inclusion of alternate-dimension zombified Nazis and Norse gods. It's an amusing take (if one that David Brin employed to much better effect in his zombie-less novelette [b:Thor Meets Captain America|11928895|Thor Meets Captain America|David Brin|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1354032397s/11928895.jpg|16889408]) but one that still feels tired for the recycling of the same basic storyline. Fans of the series may enjoy this, but perhaps it's time for Marvel to give up on zombies for good and move on to something fresher than the same old rotting corpses. ( )