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Warlash #0
Warlash: Free Comic Book
Special Warlash preview. Zombie Mutant Genesis--After a mysterious mutilation death baffles police, Warlash puts himself on the case only to discover evidence of an insidious new threat to the citizens of Pittsburgh; the rise of the Zombie Mutants. Also a preview of the one-shot City, featuring two tales of exciting battle action. " Superior" pitts warlash against a genius foe and his cyborg battle-bot. In "The Generator", Warlash attempts to rescue a girl with special abilities from a diabolical villain.
28 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 11, 2007
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December 16, 2017
Rating: 4.5 / 5
In the issue 0 of Warlash: Zombie Mutant Genesis, we are introduced to a dystopian future, with dirty cops, gangs of drug addicts, and killers cannibalising their victims, and leaving their guts all over the pavements.
With a familiar air of Judge Dredd, I went into Warlash expecting maybe a three star read, nothing too fancy. I was expecting some crude art work, a hapdash story that relatively made sense but was pretty boring, and just all round, nothing too exciting. However, I was definitely wrong.
The art work in this, is amazing. Alek Sotirovski, Ben Olson and Dwayne Harris have all done wonders in this short comic. The art is smooth, not rough at all, and shows a certain little hint of class. The art totally blew me away, I wasn’t expecting it at first, and I read through this twice, very quickly, appreciating the art more than anything the second time.
The story line in this is very intriguing. Although portrayed as the possible start of a zombie apocalypse, we are shown the very start of it. How, things are happening that are strange, people being eaten alive and then killed – and having the bite marks similar to that of a human, but with fangs instead of teeth. There’s so much about this that really intrigues me, and I definitely want to know more.
For once, a #0 issue hasn’t completely sucked. For once, a #0 issue has totally drawn me in and made me want to buy the comic, and I definitely will be. I will definitely be looking into Warlash and finding out much more about it. I will definitely be looking through the other comic series there are for this one series, and I am definitely, most definitely, interested in this one comic line itself. I definitely recommend this to horror and/or gore lovers!
In the issue 0 of Warlash: Zombie Mutant Genesis, we are introduced to a dystopian future, with dirty cops, gangs of drug addicts, and killers cannibalising their victims, and leaving their guts all over the pavements.
With a familiar air of Judge Dredd, I went into Warlash expecting maybe a three star read, nothing too fancy. I was expecting some crude art work, a hapdash story that relatively made sense but was pretty boring, and just all round, nothing too exciting. However, I was definitely wrong.
The art work in this, is amazing. Alek Sotirovski, Ben Olson and Dwayne Harris have all done wonders in this short comic. The art is smooth, not rough at all, and shows a certain little hint of class. The art totally blew me away, I wasn’t expecting it at first, and I read through this twice, very quickly, appreciating the art more than anything the second time.
The story line in this is very intriguing. Although portrayed as the possible start of a zombie apocalypse, we are shown the very start of it. How, things are happening that are strange, people being eaten alive and then killed – and having the bite marks similar to that of a human, but with fangs instead of teeth. There’s so much about this that really intrigues me, and I definitely want to know more.
For once, a #0 issue hasn’t completely sucked. For once, a #0 issue has totally drawn me in and made me want to buy the comic, and I definitely will be. I will definitely be looking into Warlash and finding out much more about it. I will definitely be looking through the other comic series there are for this one series, and I am definitely, most definitely, interested in this one comic line itself. I definitely recommend this to horror and/or gore lovers!
September 24, 2025
Warlash: Zombie Mutant Genesis
Set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The mutilated victims: partially eaten.
Madigan Creed works with Warlash. Now he lives inside the computer. Trying to figure out the virus.
Bioweapon: human or animal? The suspicious crime scene…
From pan-out to close-up, this is remarkably well done.
Seriously impressive artwork. Has an almost 3-D effect. The colors, accuracy, and detail… 👍🏻👍🏻
Cool dystopian and science fiction elements—the cavern system caused by the Madrid Fault Line.
Warlash: Dark City
The black and white is not as compelling as the color.
The copy in this one seems very ESL. Or maybe one of the characters (Pete? The little boy?) doesn’t speak good English.
Warlash: Enter the Generator
Whether it’s a fight suit or armor, Warlash looks formidable here.
Encounter with the evil robots.
All action and no dialogue—yet it’s perfectly easy to follow.
Awesome artwork. Giving Collage Art vibes. Crazy unique.
Set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The mutilated victims: partially eaten.
Madigan Creed works with Warlash. Now he lives inside the computer. Trying to figure out the virus.
Bioweapon: human or animal? The suspicious crime scene…
From pan-out to close-up, this is remarkably well done.
Seriously impressive artwork. Has an almost 3-D effect. The colors, accuracy, and detail… 👍🏻👍🏻
Cool dystopian and science fiction elements—the cavern system caused by the Madrid Fault Line.
Warlash: Dark City
The black and white is not as compelling as the color.
The copy in this one seems very ESL. Or maybe one of the characters (Pete? The little boy?) doesn’t speak good English.
Warlash: Enter the Generator
Whether it’s a fight suit or armor, Warlash looks formidable here.
Encounter with the evil robots.
All action and no dialogue—yet it’s perfectly easy to follow.
Awesome artwork. Giving Collage Art vibes. Crazy unique.
December 30, 2020
My city... nothing but a killing field. A breeding ground for death. Flesh torn from the bone. Crater-like sores festering on the skin. I can only imagine the smell. It's going to be one of those weeks.
I knew nothing about Warlash before going into this Free Comic Book Day offering from Amazon Kindle. The start was intriguing, a seemingly gritty Pittsburgh police versus a dangerous virus drama, but it quickly descends into a dystopian scene with Warlash, who reminds a little of Judge Dredd, coming to help out.
Also included are a couple of previews for other Warlash stories. All in all it didn't do enough to make me want to dive in any further.
I knew nothing about Warlash before going into this Free Comic Book Day offering from Amazon Kindle. The start was intriguing, a seemingly gritty Pittsburgh police versus a dangerous virus drama, but it quickly descends into a dystopian scene with Warlash, who reminds a little of Judge Dredd, coming to help out.
Also included are a couple of previews for other Warlash stories. All in all it didn't do enough to make me want to dive in any further.
October 4, 2019
Preview for a couple of comics
These seem to have quite alot of action in them. Overall the first part really leave you hanging and makes you want to read more look forward to reading the next one.
These seem to have quite alot of action in them. Overall the first part really leave you hanging and makes you want to read more look forward to reading the next one.
March 6, 2017
Might have to give this comic series a go.
May 5, 2018
Great art
Great art and an o.k. Story. Not super original but entertaining enough
Anyway. If you like gross stuff you are in for a treat.
Great art and an o.k. Story. Not super original but entertaining enough
Anyway. If you like gross stuff you are in for a treat.
June 23, 2019
Enjoyed this tremendously. Great artwork. Character is like Batman on steroids with wicked weapons
July 11, 2023
🤔
Free book which I actually quite enjoyed. It's interesting and probably a little judge dread kind of comic. . .
Free book which I actually quite enjoyed. It's interesting and probably a little judge dread kind of comic. . .
August 31, 2026
FULL REVIEW ON MY WEBSITE
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This comic book is an exhilarating dive into a dystopian future. At the same time this comic book combines gritty storytelling with intense action, delivering a captivating experience that resonate with fans of dark, futuristic narratives like myself.
The story in this comic book follows Warlash, a bio-enhanced vigilante navigating the crime-ridden streets of a cyberpunk metropolis. The creators of this comic book creates a narrative that is both gripping and atmospheric, exploring themes of justice, corruption, and survival. The plot is tightly woven, which had immediately immersed me personally in a world where danger lurks around every corner.
The writing we get in this comic book excels in creating a compelling protagonist in Warlash. He is portrayed as a complex character with a strong moral compass and a relentless drive to bring order to chaos. The dialogue is sharp and efficient, capturing the tension and urgency of Warlash’s mission. The creators of this comic book balances action with character development, ensuring readers are invested in the hero’s journey and the broader implications of his fight against corruption.
The artwork in this comic book is a standout feature of this comic book, because it is bringing the gritty world of “Warlash” to life with detailed and dynamic illustrations. The art captures the intensity and energy of the story, with action sequences that are both visually striking and easy to follow. The artwork in this comic book effectively convey the dark, oppressive atmosphere of the city, enhancing the narrative’s impact.
The pacing of this comic book is expertly managed, maintaining a balance between fast-paced action and moments of introspection. The narrative flows smoothly, which has kept me personally engaged and eager to discover the outcome of Warlash’s quest. The creators of this comic book effectively introduces key plot elements and character dynamics, ensuring that the story remains accessible and intriguing for both new readers and longtime fans of the genre.
One of the strengths of this comic book is its exploration of themes such as justice, power, and the human cost of technological advancement. The creators of this comic book weaves these themes into the narrative seamlessly, providing depth without overshadowing the action.
https://thebookcornerchronicles.com/2...
This comic book is an exhilarating dive into a dystopian future. At the same time this comic book combines gritty storytelling with intense action, delivering a captivating experience that resonate with fans of dark, futuristic narratives like myself.
The story in this comic book follows Warlash, a bio-enhanced vigilante navigating the crime-ridden streets of a cyberpunk metropolis. The creators of this comic book creates a narrative that is both gripping and atmospheric, exploring themes of justice, corruption, and survival. The plot is tightly woven, which had immediately immersed me personally in a world where danger lurks around every corner.
The writing we get in this comic book excels in creating a compelling protagonist in Warlash. He is portrayed as a complex character with a strong moral compass and a relentless drive to bring order to chaos. The dialogue is sharp and efficient, capturing the tension and urgency of Warlash’s mission. The creators of this comic book balances action with character development, ensuring readers are invested in the hero’s journey and the broader implications of his fight against corruption.
The artwork in this comic book is a standout feature of this comic book, because it is bringing the gritty world of “Warlash” to life with detailed and dynamic illustrations. The art captures the intensity and energy of the story, with action sequences that are both visually striking and easy to follow. The artwork in this comic book effectively convey the dark, oppressive atmosphere of the city, enhancing the narrative’s impact.
The pacing of this comic book is expertly managed, maintaining a balance between fast-paced action and moments of introspection. The narrative flows smoothly, which has kept me personally engaged and eager to discover the outcome of Warlash’s quest. The creators of this comic book effectively introduces key plot elements and character dynamics, ensuring that the story remains accessible and intriguing for both new readers and longtime fans of the genre.
One of the strengths of this comic book is its exploration of themes such as justice, power, and the human cost of technological advancement. The creators of this comic book weaves these themes into the narrative seamlessly, providing depth without overshadowing the action.
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February 16, 2017AWESOME PLEASE READ
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If you like comics without paying for more money or renting from the library and you have a amazon account them go to this link https://www.comixology.com and enjoy free or just buy good books for a low price.
June 30, 2016
Drawn well
I got the free sample with kindle, not the whole go l time. but so far it looks good. Kind of reminds me of batman in a robotic suit with a cool scorpion tail. Drawing is really vibrant and well drawn in my opinion. Not hard to figure out good vs bad characters.
I got the free sample with kindle, not the whole go l time. but so far it looks good. Kind of reminds me of batman in a robotic suit with a cool scorpion tail. Drawing is really vibrant and well drawn in my opinion. Not hard to figure out good vs bad characters.
September 17, 2016
Looks like a judge dread homage.
Dystopian future with a hero who looks like judge dread. He has a tail like the marvel supervillain scorpion. The bad guys seem to be sewer dwellers who arose after an earthquake. This one will be worth following.
Dystopian future with a hero who looks like judge dread. He has a tail like the marvel supervillain scorpion. The bad guys seem to be sewer dwellers who arose after an earthquake. This one will be worth following.
July 24, 2016
What the. hell ?
Nothing like a good indi story and this is a great one ! Its an insanely creative mind at work here both in story and art hats off to ya
Nothing like a good indi story and this is a great one ! Its an insanely creative mind at work here both in story and art hats off to ya
October 3, 2016
Super gory.
Zombies. A virus tearing a city apart.
A city needing to be saved. One brave man will take charge. Fighting.
Zombies. A virus tearing a city apart.
A city needing to be saved. One brave man will take charge. Fighting.
September 18, 2021
Didn’t get it
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