Reddit reviews The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks

This graphic novel may interest you:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Zombie-Survival-Guide-Recorded/dp/030740577X
About "recorded" attacks through out history and how they were dealt with. A lot of empires/cultures I saw in these comments are in it.

Good book, just finishing my 3rd read through.

"Recorded Attacks" is coming out Oct 6
http://www.amazon.com/Zombie-Survival-Guide-Recorded-Attacks/dp/030740577X/ref=pd_sim_b_5

It seems to be a graphic novel with the story by Max Brooks.

Prequel might not be entirely accurate.

Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks is a graphic novel that has multiple stories about zombie encounters throughout history. I love it but it's a graphic novel not an actual novel so saying it is a prequel isn't entirely accurate but is kind of accurate.

I read Brans: A Zombie Memoir last summer. It was amusing.

I'm sure it's on here someplace, but The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks

There is Recorded Attacks which I've been meaning to check out.

I'd heard about this awesome book World War Z by Max Brooks and finally got around to reading it. I was hooked and wanted more. So a few weeks later I had gotten with a few writers and some local artists to make a graphic novel about what zombie outbreaks would look like throughout history starting in Mesopotamia all the way up through feudal japan to present day.


The week we did the first storyboarding, Max fucking Brooks released this

Recorded Attacks is out there, though I haven't read it yet.

Except the Wall isn't meant to keep wildling out, it's meant to keep the White Walkers out. So it compares even more poorly. It'd be like if Hadrian's Wall was meant for the purpose described for it in the graphic novel The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks, which was to protect against a wave of zombies, not it's likely real world purposes of customs control and protection from barbarian raiders and invaders.