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“Enjoy this book {while you can}…because you won't be laughing when the zombies come! A must-have for people with zombie-shelters in their basements, because Armageddon is boring and entertainment is hard to come by in a basement.”
“Five-Star reading!
NEVER GO TO EXTINTION WITHOUT IT!”
“Raym C. Hensley – with his Zombie Hunter's Guide – has found a new use for the alphabet. An ethical and practical manual for survival in the great Zombie apocalypse. Don’t go to the Mall without it!”
“A wry and erudite tome that belongs on the shelf of every dedicated Zombie Hunter!”
Ling-Ling The Zombie is tackled on Cup Field for the 23rd time by fellow soccer players Bruno Hathowath and Hermus Eleven.During a soccer match in
"She was like a backwards kangaroo. Oh Jesus!" cried Tommy Ror, a female fan of soccer. "Or a rabbit with down syndrome. Oh God. Master. Master! You promised ME eternal life! But you give it to the pretty woman!"
Two other players, Bruno Hathowath (seen above with deformed hands), and Hermus Eleven (seen in red), made to sooth her via tackle… On the 50th tackle, Ling-Ling’s head hit the ground in a questionable manner and fell off, silently. She did not get up.
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From Staci Wilson,
Laid out like a comprehensive nonfiction how-to book and illustrated with purposely crude drawings, The Zombie Hunter’s Bible is one unique item.
My favorite chapters outline "Zombie Types" (everything covered from cyborg zombies to zombie animals) and "Hunting in Zombie-Infested Territories" (supermarkets, shopping malls, cabins, and so on).
The attention to detail is mind-boggling; there are quite a few subjects — like how to fool the authorities, and retiring your zombie — that I never would have even thought of. -S.W.
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ZOMBIES have been a long time staple of the horror genre, from Romero’s classic films to graphic novels. They have been the source of terror and farce, classic moments in pop culture, and cheesy productions we’d all soon forget. Many people consider zombies to be cliche, and that there’s nothing new to the zombie archetype in the Horror genre. Raym C. Hensley proves that there’s still some life to these pieces of fetid meat.
The Zombie Hunter’s Bible is a novel that is written in the stylings of your standard guide book. Raym takes great effort to give this book a pseudo authentic look, and it comes across very well. It would be amusing to leave The Zombie Hunter’s Bible laying out for some unsuspecting friends or relatives to see their reaction.
"The extraordinary detail Raym put into the book is nothing short
of amazing, bringing up things I’d never think of."
To support the pseudo authenticity of the book, Raym develops a well throughout background story about the origin of the Zombie Hunter. Creating a prehistorical account of the first zombie hunter, Raym references pseudo scientific and historical facts to build an almost believable case for the zombie hunter. However, much like a Monty Python skit, there is plenty of dry humor abound, which should make you chuckle. The artist renderings of the cave paintings themselves are enough to dispel, but not discredit the material Raym cleverly presents. This humor contributes to the enjoyablity of the book, and helps separate it from the dry guidebooks it takes some inspiration from. Overall Raym’s origins on the human vs zombie scenario is a refreshing change of pace from the Hollywood standard, and is intelligently handled. Raym knows how to have fun, but also knows the craft of storytelling. Zombies are also something he’s obviously very passionate about, and this comes through in his strong writing.
"Intelligently handled."
In later chapters of the book, Raym delves into giving examples of a variety of Zombie hunter types. This is where I feel his originality on the zombie genre comes shining through, and his humor as well. Although there may be shades of previous movie and book characters, Raym’s zombie hunters are strikingly unique. It also shows that Raym is well versed at creating interesting and unique characters. He also gets into such things as the tools, attire, and training one would need to be a zombie hunter, as well as traits for a good sidekick. One of the more striking things is a section on sexual intercourse involving zombies. Not one to overlook anything there’s also a section involving the eating of zombies as well as using zombies as servants, as well as building your own zombie containment facility.
"Zombies are also something he’s obviously very passionate about,
and this comes through in his strong writing."
The Zombie Hunter’s Bible also includes various ‘legends’ which I found to be entertaining.
Overall I enjoyed The Zombie Hunter’s Bible. The extraordinary detail Raym put into the book is nothing short of amazing, bringing up things I’d never think of. He’s managed to create a book that is both entertaining and humorous. For anyone that enjoys movies such as Evil Dead or ReAnimator, then this book would be to your liking, I feel. Even those who prefer the more serious zombie can take away some good things from this book. I think Raym has nicely balanced both the humor and the horror of the zombies, and has shown that archetype is still a viable part of the Horror genre. And who knows, if a zombie invasion happens, The Zombie Hunter’s Bible may just save your punk ass!
"Raym knows how to have fun,
but also knows the craft of storytelling."
-John McLean
"(The Zombie Hunter's Bible is...) A wry and erudite tome that belongs on the shelf of every dedicated Zombie Hunter!"

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