Monthly Archives: February 2012

Walking Dead Valentines Cards

Written by . Posted on February 14, 2012. Filed under Merchandise. Tagged , . No comments.

The most excellent dudes over at Some-Ecards have created this fantastic range of Walking Dead Valentine E-cards to send to that special someone.

Weapon Alphabet

Written by . Posted on February 12, 2012. Filed under Images, Weapons. No comments.

Weapon Alphabet – a cool poster design by Camilo Carmona, an illustrator and designer based in Barcelona, Spain.

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Dead Nation ‘Road of Devastation’ DLC released

Written by . Posted on February 5, 2012. Filed under Video Games. No comments.

Developers Housemarque have announced that Road of Devastation, a new Dead Nation DLC is now available for PlayStation 3. In addition to the range of enemies and weapons from the original game, Road of Devastation offers an array of new tools and equipment to dispatch your undead enemies with, while introducing new foes and obstacles encountered in the unique new environments.

“After the initial release of the game, we talked with Sony and made a unique arrangement to bring the DLC to the market. We funded the development and Sony published the additional content,” says Housemarque CEO Ilari Kuittinen. “We certainly hope that our fans will appreciate our efforts as we think ‘Road of Devastation’ DLC offers hours of fun for both veteran and novice Dead Nation players.”
To mark the release of this new DLC pack, Housemarque has released a trailer which can be viewed below.

Dave drove a Ford

Written by . Posted on February 2, 2012. Filed under Rides. Tagged . No comments.

Technically not specifically zombie related, but we love the post-apocalyptic feel to this 2012 Chevy Super Bowl Commercial. A man drives his Chevy Silverado through an apocalyptic world predicted by the Mayan calendar. Unfortunately, not everyone makes it to the meeting point.

The Great Victorian Zombie scare

Written by . Posted on February 2, 2012. Filed under Images. Tagged . No comments.

I love this photo – it is a Victorian grave with a cage around it. Built during a period where people were supposedly afraid of reanimation in corpses, the logical solution was to construct an iron cage around the grave to prevent the zombie from escaping!

Unfortunately this is pretty far from the truth and our Victorian ancestors were in fact more worried about pesky grave robbers exhuming the corpse of their dead relative and harvesting it for science and any valuables it may be buried with..

Check out more photos over on flickr.