Double Take has launched a new comic book universe. Our stories all start in the world established by the 1968 classic horror film, Night of the Living Dead. Then we let our imaginations and our zombies run wild, creating a wonderfully diverse and exciting universe with everything from hordes of walking dead to teams of teen superheroes, from attractive aliens to a 51-foot tall woman. In the five stories contained in the Superheroes Rising Binge Box, follow the diverse, interesting inhabitants of a small Pennsatucky town as they face rising hordes of walking dead and rise to become superheroes. With something for everyone, our books appeal to not just hardcore comic fans, but to readers who are new to comics as well. Slip-case includes, first edition, first printing copies of: Z-Men Dead and/or alive. LBJ orders the Secret Service to bring him back a zombie. This should be easy Home A happy family, a lovely spring evening, and zombies. The family that faces zombies together stays together. Until they don't. The Foster family learns that blood, literally, is thicker than water. Spring She wore an itsy bitsy teeny-weeny yellow polka dot bikini to the Apocalypse. Remote As ghouls surround her station, KBRF Radio ace DJ Samantha stays on the air all night. Will Rock & Roll save her soul? Dedication Thanks to some hungry customers, the closing shift at George's Market has turned into a graveyard shift. Cleanup in aisle well, all of them. It's a late night snack attack in George's market. Help wanted: minimum wage, maximum carnage."
Author Biography
Bill Jemas is the General Manager at Double Take. He was formerly the President of Consumer Products, Publishing and New Media at Marvel from 2000 to 2003. During his time at Marvel, he turned the company around from bankruptcy and launched "Ultimate Marvel." Bill started his career as a tax attorney after graduating Harvard Law School. He then went to work for the National Basketball Association during the league's most explosive period of exponential growth-from 1985 through 1992.
