Undead Messiah manga

· Undead Messiah manga Vol 3 · TOKYOPOP
eBook
212
Pages
Eligible

About this eBook

Tim is your ordinary, average, zombie-obsessed teen, and knows exactly what he’d do in the event of a mass awakening of living corpses. Unfortunately for him, he gets to test those plans for real.

When an outbreak of living corpses takes over his town, Tim finds himself unwittingly in the middle of a vast undead conspiracy. The internet’s so-called “savior”, Ritch, has taken him captive and is experimenting on him. As his body reacts to the virus and reveals zombie-like symptoms, Tim must uncover Ritch's true intentions and the undead's origins, revealing them to the world… before it’s too late.

About the author

At just 24 years of age, Gin and her twin Ban, the Swiss natives with Dominican and Italian roots, have already reached their goal of becoming manga creators, building a following of devoted fans through social media, and the eventual German publication of their work by TOKYOPOP.

Gin Zarbo self-published the fan favorite Cope Soul manga before creating Undead Messiah, which has everything she loves about the horror genre, but with a twist. As she puts it, "There are different reasons why the undead are so interesting. In my family I grew up with horror stories. I've always liked eerie myths and monsters like vampires, werewolves, ghosts and zombies. Due to the fact that a zombie outbreak could trigger catastrophes all over the world, I find them most fascinating because they can spread rapidly compared to other monsters, thereby giving them the power to wipe out all mankind."

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