The A-Z Of Zombies On Sale Now!
Here's what you can expect from your new SFX Special Edition - it's dead good...
Here's what you can expect from your new SFX Special Edition - it's dead good...
SFX Special Edition 62: The A-Z Of Zombies is loose and infecting shops...
Braaaaaaaaains! Yes, the latest SFX Special Edition is out now and it's all about zombies, across film, TV, comics, books and games - old and new, the very best and the very worst. There's even a feature about a zombie musical. Rah!
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SFX 's The A-Z Of Zombies comes with three free gifts when you get the print edition: an official Walking Dead keyring, three zombie movie postcards and a set of 10 horrific stickers!
Inside, your packed 116-page magazine is split into 26 sections delivering the ultimate guide to the undead, including 32 movies rated and your amazing preview of the fourth season of The Walking Dead .
Your blood-soaked contents include:
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You want more? Okay, there's this stuff too:
Max Brooks on the World War Z phenomenon, what to do in the event of a zombie outbreak, The Returned , the best zombie videogames, Zombie Women Of Satan , The Happiness Of The Katakuris , Nazis, the [Rec] series, George Romero (of course), authors Mira Grant and David Towsey, The X-Files and loads more...
A note on resurrected material: just the George Romero interview is reanimated from SFX magazine's 2005 archives. All the other content is brand new.
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