Crusade Comics Founder Billy Tucci talks prepping, zombies, and his latest projects New York Comic Con 2013 Interview Originally written and published on zombietraining.com on November 15, 2013. William [Billy] Tucci founded Crusade Comics in the early ‘90s from his
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Being a male writer, it is not often easy to write female characters that are truly genuine, and writing one that is strong, proactive and speaks her heart and her mind can certainly be a challenge. But Bracken MacLeod seems
Author Joe Hill stated, “Horror was rooted in sympathy… in understanding what it would be like to suffer the worst,” and J.C. Michael knows the intricacies of how to make characters suffer. As the year draws to a close a
The story of the Bell Witch poltergeist has been around for nearly two hundred years, and there have been a handful of books written on the haunting, even one based on a manuscript written by Richard Powell, an eyewitness of
Originally written and published on zombietraining.com on October 16, 2013. Before the Panel Began: There were a lot of great panels on the main stage at this year’s New York Comic Con, but the most anticipated was The Walking Dead
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Originally written and published on zombietraining.com on October 4, 2013. I will admit that I am tired of the whole zombie thing. Did a guy who writes mostly in that genre just say that? Yeah, I did. As an author
Originally written and published on zombietraining.com on October 3, 2013. (USA, 2013) You can tell that director/writer Kevin King has a love of films. His directorial debut, Zombie Hunter, is filled with homages to some great post-apocalyptic and horror films
(USA, 2013) Dutch born Roel Reiné has already proven himself to be a top-notch action director with movies like Death Race 2 and 12 Rounds: Reloaded. Roel started a new era in Dutch Cinema by making mainstream English language ‘Genre