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'68 Compendium
The zombies are back in the razorwire, as Meatgrinder Studios and Image Comics present the official ’68 Compendium Edition. This massive tombstone of a volume presents 752 pages of Vietnam zombie mayhem, collecting the full 30 issue comics run of the groundbreaking horror series!
On February 13, 1968, during the darkest days of the Vietnam conflict, the gates of hell opened wide, unleashing new and hungry life into the countless war-torn dead.
From the original ’68 one-shot, to the first four-issue mini-series, the introduction and first appearance of the legendary "Jungle Jim" and beyond, this is the absolute ’68 collection, offering up every red, dripping bit! The full series, the one-shots and the short backup stories are all here, in full, jaw-snapping, flesh-rending full color! Get “small” in your foxhole and keep your powder dry!
The hungry undead have risen in the Age of Aquarius…and there’s not enough Napalm in the world!
On February 13, 1968, during the darkest days of the Vietnam conflict, the gates of hell opened wide, unleashing new and hungry life into the countless war-torn dead.
From the original ’68 one-shot, to the first four-issue mini-series, the introduction and first appearance of the legendary "Jungle Jim" and beyond, this is the absolute ’68 collection, offering up every red, dripping bit! The full series, the one-shots and the short backup stories are all here, in full, jaw-snapping, flesh-rending full color! Get “small” in your foxhole and keep your powder dry!
The hungry undead have risen in the Age of Aquarius…and there’s not enough Napalm in the world!
752 pages, Paperback
First published November 4, 2025
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June 5, 2026
Great take on the world of George Romero's night of the living dead universe, when it spreads to 1968 Viet Nam, and the middle of the war zone. Gory mayhem aplenty
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