Marvel Zombies: Dead Days

    (Marvel, 2007)
™ and © 2007 Marvel Characters, Inc.

The term “Marvel Zombies” was coined back in the 1980s to describe a group of comic book fanboys (or girls) who would buy anything that Marvel published because it was published by Marvel regardless of content. The nickname stuck until as a joke, someone at Marvel thought, “Wouldn’t it be fun if instead of ‘Marvel Zombies’ meaning the fans, it actually meant the Marvel Superheroes had gone ‘zombie’!” Soon, the Marvel heroes were no more, as they all became flesh-eating monsters and started battling each other. The one-note joke is actually presented quite well and would have made a fine addition to the old What If—?! series.

— Mark Arnold
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    #1
    Wraparound Double Gatefold cover, X-Men #1 zombie tribute cover “after Jim Lee”
    Jul 2007
    Cover: $3.99
    W: Robert Kirkman  ·  A: Sean Phillips
    7 copies from $3.75
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    Book #1
    Jul 2007
    Cover: $24.99
    W: Robert Kirkman, Mark Millar, Reginald Hudlin  ·  A: Sean Phillips, Greg Land, Mitch Breitweiser, Francis Portela
    Collects Marvel Zombies: Dead Days #1, Ultimate Fantastic Four #21-23, 30-32, and Black Panther (Vol. 3) #28-30
    2 copies from $20.95
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    Book #1 Hardcover
    Hardcover Edition with cover by Arthur Suydam
    Cover: $29.99
    W: Robert Kirkman, Mark Millar, Reginald Hudlin  ·  A: Sean Phillips, Greg Land, Mitch Breitweiser, Francis Portela
    Collects Marvel Zombies: Dead Days #1, Ultimate Fantastic Four #21-23, 30-32, and Black Panther (Vol. 3) #28-30; ca. 2008
    2 copies from $22.95