Zombie Highway

Zombie Highway

by Jason Pell, Roberto Viacava (Art), Eduardo Bazán (Art)

Four unlikely heroes are being pursued by monsters, both living and undead. They seek refugee on the open road, but they won't find sanctuary there when they come across the sign that reads Zombie Highway!

Paperback

First published December 1, 2004

Reviews

[Alessandro · Rating 5 out of 5]

Zombie Highway by Jason Pell takes a familiar premise—the world overrun by the undead—and gives it new life. What makes this story stand out isn’t just the relentless action or the inventive takes on zombie lore, but the characters themselves. The four protagonists practically leap off the page, each bringing their own flaws, humor, and heart to the chaos.
Pell keeps the pace tight and the tension high, but he never forgets that what’s really at stake isn’t just survival—it’s humanity. There’s a cinematic quality to the writing that makes you feel like you’re watching a gritty indie film play out in your mind, headlights cutting through the dark on a highway that seems to go on forever.
If you think you’ve seen every twist the zombie genre has to offer, think again. Zombie Highway proves there’s still plenty of life left in the dead.

[Mihai Dan · Rating 4 out of 5]

This books doesn't lack straight forward adventure. A good pace betwen main story progression and fillers. And the graphics are also pleasing for me.