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Image Comics 10.20.10, pt. 1 | Zombies, Vampires, & Skullkickers

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The Walking Dead #78 arrives just in time for the TV version's debut on AMC, plus the first vampire arrives in Turf #3 and the Skullkickers face grace diggers and patchwork zombies in Skullkickers #2.

 

 

 

THE WALKING DEAD #78
ROBERT KIRKMAN
CHARLIE ADLARD & CLIFF RATHBURN
32 PAGES / BW
$2.99
Despite all the turmoil around them, they find each other.
 
RETAILER WARNING: MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES

 

SKULLKICKERS #2
story JIM ZUBKAVICH
art EDWIN HUANG & MISTY COATS
cover CHRIS STEVENS & SAEJIN OH
32 PAGES / FC
$2.99
"ONE THOUSAND OPAS AND A DEAD BODY," Part Two
The Skullkickers are on the hunt for a famous corpse, and the twisted trail they follow is littered with troubles aplenty-grave diggers, patchwork zombies, horse thieves and dark magic. Trust us, skulls will be kicked. If you like D&D or Hellboy, SKULLKICKERS is waiting for you.
 
 
TURF #3
story JONATHAN ROSS
art & cover TOMMY LEE EDWARDS
1:20 variant cover JOSH ELLINGSON
1: 50 variant cover WILLIAM STOUT
1:100 variant sketch cover TOMMY LEE EDWARDS
32 PAGES / FC
$2.99
"BADFELLAS"
The gangs of New York are either dead or in hiding. The cops are on their way to tackle the Dragonmirs, a family of blood drinking Strigoli (that's vampire to you and me) from Romania. But the bloodsuckers have set up a little reception party for the Cops on Brooklyn Bridge, and things don't look too good for New York's finest. Mankind's last hopes rest with former Gang Boss Eddie Falco,  now telepathically linked with the Alien Squeed from Anth. Together they head to Harlem, where they must persuade The Reverend Samuel King and his men to join with them and confront the monstrous threat that the Dragonmirs are re-awakening... the first vampire, the "man-killer"... "the Old One!"
 
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