'Dceased' #1 offers a new twist on the old tale of the zombie apocalypse with superheroes in the mix.
Read More »REVIEW: ‘The Walking Dead – Road to Survival’ proves zombie games are still kicking ★★★★★
'The Walking Dead: Road to Survival' gets an enthusiastic recommendation for its gritty, violent story and engrossing combat system. This should be a treat for any fan of the franchise.
Read More »The stakes rise even higher in ‘The Walking Dead: Compendium Three’
Because this is 'The Walking Dead,' a much-beloved character dies. And every time things start to look up for our heroes, the situation quickly gets worse than they had imagined. The more capable the group becomes, the greater the scope of dangers they face. Writer Robert Kirkman really excels at upping the stakes and the tension. And 48 issues in one volume makes 'The Walking Dead Compendium Three' a must-have for TWD fans.
Read More »Applied Geekism: the week in positive geek news 03/22/15
Watching 'The Walking Dead' is good for you and so are eating eggs, using the Force, and helping kids with cancer.
Read More »Part zombie apocalypse, part thriller… ‘Helix’ is one fun ride
Though filled with a bit too many twists without enough explanations, 'Helix' is a surprisingly entertaining show packed with some genuine thrills and frights. Hopefully, Season 2 will offer some more answers.
Read More »‘The Walking Dead’ Vol. 22 takes on a refreshing new direction
'The Walking Dead' Vol. 22 is a pivotal point in the series that sees new characters and the establishment of a new life for the survivors. It’s refreshing and it’s a new pace.
Read More »How identifying with ‘The Walking Dead’ characters can help you to survive (and thrive)
I watch The Walking Dead for one reason and one reason alone: I identify with the characters in that show more than I can with most real people I meet. This sounds cynical but actually it's not meant to be. There are some important lessons hidden within this statement that help me to survive. And I think maybe they can help you too.
Read More »‘After’ provides a deeper glimpse into the enigma that is Michonne
Despite the fact that “After” will likely not be a universal favorite, it was exactly the episode needed to bridge the gap between the destruction of “Too Far Gone” and the individual on-the-run storylines that will likely dominate much of the second half of the season.
Read More »Get ready for the zombie apocalypse with these survival kits
Two of the kits here can be decent starting points for a more comprehensive disaster prep kit. Neither of them are close to complete in themselves, however, so be sure to supplement with additional items as per the CDC's recommendations.
Read More »Pop Mythology’s 15 Most Popular Posts of 2013
As the editor-in-chief of Pop Mythology, I thought a list of our most popular posts this year was in order. The result is a pretty good representation of our efforts to provide a balanced mix of thoughtful, probing commentary with fun, lighthearted content that you can enjoy during your coffee breaks.
Read More »A Real American Hero: 8 Reasons We Love Daryl Dixon
What is it about this character from "The Walking Dead," Daryl Dixon, that compels us so? Here, I try to break down the essence of Daryl’s phenomenal appeal into eight basic qualities which, when combined, inspire furious viewer loyalty.
Read More »[Infographic] Evolution of the Zombie
Zombies are everywhere these days. From the popularity of 'The Walking Dead' to Brad Pitt's summer blockbuster 'World War Z,' you'd have to be from the Land of the Dead yourself to be unaware of this trend. But just when did zombies become a popular horror trope and when did they become such a big part of our cultural awareness?
Read More »World War Z: The Art of the Film – Review
From annotated concept art to visual effect mock ups, 'World War Z: The Art of the Film' is a pictorial feast that can only add to the excitement that was the film itself.
Read More »World War Z – Review
'World War Z' has the star, the budget, the scope; all it needs is a smarter script and the will to be better. Done correctly, zombie movies don’t need ripped throats and smashed heads to be good, but they do need guts and brains.
Read More »Why People Love the Zombie Apocalypse
The truth is people really don’t love the idea of a zombie apocalypse. They only think they do, and largely because of the way the Zombie Scenario is presented to us. In this post, I’ll talk about the things that make the Zombie Apocalypse Scenario so attractive and more appealing than other apocalyptic scenarios.
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