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Zombie Kid FCBD Special #1 (2012) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Zombie Kid FCBD Special (2012)
#1

Antarctic Press#1

Zombie Kid FCBD Special

Zombie Kid FCBD Special #1

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: May 2012
On sale: May 5, 2012
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 1159319

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Bill Stokes, a middle school student, recounts how he became a zombie after his mother (Nadine Stokes) was infected with a zombie virus at her medical test volunteer job. In an "illustrated diary" style, Bill also recounts how he hides his zombie status from his friends, classmates and teachers.

Credits

Writer: Fred Perry
Penciller: Brian Denham
Inker: Brian Denham
Cover: Fred Perry
Cover letters: Fred Perry

Editorial and production

Editors: Doug Dlin, Robby Bevard

Characters

Bill Stokes
Janine
Larry
Mr. Crabtree
Nadine Stokes
Steve

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