Anyone who the third of the George A. Romero zombie saga, "Day of the Dead," has got to be familiar with the lovable, gun-toting zombie Bub, trained by a scientist to do a few of the things he had been able to do in life. Thusthe door was opened for pretty much all the events in "Land of the Dead." Now, some undisclosed amount of time after "Day," the story of Bub is picked up again, in Dead Dog Comics' "Day of the Dead: The Rising of Bub."
Again in the midst of all the chaos of the other Romero tales, we begin following the story of a group in a couple of buildings, holding out from the zombies and waiting for someone to come and get them. When the signal that a person has seen them begins to sound, the residents of the shelter rush to light an alert flare, losing one of their own through a flimsy bridge in the process.
Now, as a result of the difficulty Dead Dog has injected into the navigation of their site, and my being far too lazy to go get the book to scan a few pages, all the images I am using are just art, and have neither balloons nor words. Only two of them really suffer at all because of it, they're still useful to get a look at the style of the comic.
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