A grumpy woman reluctantly teams up with a slightly goofy guy with amnesia to wander around a fairly generic post-apocalyptic wasteland teeming with zombies and the occasional gang of human survivors. Bickering is exchanged, zombies are dispatched, a point is not achieved.

I wasn't mentally prepared going in that this was part of an ongoing series, so the abrupt cliffhanger ending was annoying as hell. Nothing is accomplished in this volume, and while a second volume is available here, I'm just not vested enough in the nothing characters and the amateurish story and art to consider it a worthwhile purchase. ( )

Very entertaining book with a lot of sketches, mystery and fun to read. It keeps your interest from beginning to end.

This is your typical zombie apocalypse graphic novel with a sarcastic lead and an aloof sidekick. The dialogue was good and I enjoyed the banter between the two leads. The artwork was flatout bad and it ended in a cliffhanger. Not a bad graphic novel, but I won't be continuing the series. ( )

A short zombie apocalyptic graphic novel. I was excited and intrigued but…The art and story just were not engaging enough to hold my attention. Hopefully, the author/artist will take heart and rework things. I do recommend investing time or money in this one. Pass. ( )

2.5 / 5 I had high hopes going into this based on the premise and the cover, but unfortunately it just fell flat for me. I still enjoyed reading it and would give the next installment a shot in hopes of things improving.

A lot of people seem to have taken issue with the art. I actually enjoyed that aspect. My concerns were the weak story, characters, and particularly dialogue. I can appreciate that fitting character death into a graphic novel, particularly one as short as this, must be a challenge, but the overall maturity of both characters and their dialogue was simply lacking. The female character was caricature of the rough and tumble no-nonsense leader but with a cruel mean-streak in her that was not remotely likable, whereas the male companion was presented as the typical fool along for the ride and to be her verbal and physical punching bag. Not great.

I think the story had potential and I am curious to see where it’s going. I hope a bit more time can be put onto the characters and developing their relationship into something workable and sustainable moving forward.

*Thanks to LibraryThing and Sophocles for the ARC in exchange for an honest review. ( )