We recently did an episode on the Blade Trilogy for the podcast! Here’s some more recommended comics for the badass Daywalker:
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Comic Zombie Podcast #36: The Blade Trilogy
Issue 36: The Blade Trilogy
“There are worse things out tonight than vampires…” – Blade
On today’s episode, Chris and Erik talk all things Blade – the vampire slayer! We breakdown the original Blade trilogy (starring Wesley Snipes), talk about the character’s Marvel comics origins (first appearing in 1973’s “Tomb of Dracula” #10), and discuss what we hope to see in the MCU with Oscar-winning actor, Mahershala Ali as the iconic ‘day walker’!
Movies / Shows Discussed:
- Blade (1998)
- Blade II (2002)
- Blade: Trinity (2004)
- Blade: The Series (2006, Spike TV)
- Blade: The Anime Mini-Series (2011)
(Episode edited by Chris Carroll)
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Comic Zombie Podcast #35: Early 2000’s Marvel Movies (Hulk, Daredevil, Elektra, Ghost Rider)
Issue 35: Early 2000’s Marvel Movies (Hulk, Daredevil, Elektra, Ghost Rider)
“Get me Bullseye!” – The Kingpin
On today’s episode, Chris and Erik breakdown some of the early 2000’s (pre-MCU) Marvel movies! Back when comic book movies had way lower standards…
Movies Discussed:
- Ang Lee’s “Hulk” (2003)
- Daredevil (2003)
- Elektra (2005)
- Ghost Rider (2007)
- Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)
(Episode edited by Chris Carroll)
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Top 100 Villains 50-41

Everyone knows nothing makes a good hero like a great villain. Sherlock Holmes needed Moriarty, G.I. Joe needed Cobra, the rebels needed Darth Vader, etc. Nothing makes a story better quite like an interesting, intriguing, and yet hated adversary. Readers tend to flock to the villains they love to hate. The best villains bring something out of the hero that nobody else does, or force the hero to push themselves further than before to find a way to win.
We wanted to make a top 10 list, but that’s impossible. There are just too many good choices, and we couldn’t agree on any of it. So we increased the list, and increased it, and increased it (honestly we probably could have kept going, too). So, before it gets too out of hand, here are our choices for the 100 best villains in comics.
Artist Spotlight: Mike Mignola!
For the latest ‘Artist Spotlight’, we decided to showcase the incredibly talented Mike Mignola!
Continue reading5 Coolest Moments From… Infinity Gauntlet
Man, the Infinity Gauntlet was awesome. The story of the mad Titan, Thanos, combining the power of the six infinity stones and obtaining complete power over the universe and the desperate, doomed attempts of the Marvel heroes and cosmic beings to do anything and everything they can to stop him, the only reason I haven’t done one of these for it yet is that, really, it’s quite difficult to narrow the awesome down to 5 moments, so really a ton of great stuff will be lumped together so this isn’t a 25 Coolest Things From…
Without further ado, 5 of the coolest moments from the pure 90’s goodness that is one of the best Marvel comics ever published, the Infinity Gauntlet.
Top 25 Avengers

There have been a TON of Avengers over the years. Some of them have been great additions to the team and have added to the mythos of the franchise, and others… not so much. Thankfully, for every Deathcry there’s a Black Panther, which is why the Avengers have endured for so many decades. While the core members are mostly now common household names thanks to the MCU, they aren’t the only ones that make the Avengers Earth’s mightiest heroes.
Comic Zombie Podcast #30: The “Ultimate Marvel” Comics
Issue 30: Ultimate Marvel

“Hulk Smash Freddie Prinze Junior!” – The Ultimate Hulk (The Ultimates #4)
Chris and Erik review the “Ultimate Marvel” Comics Line (2000-2015) – including: Ultimate Spider-man, Ultimate X-Men, Ultimate Fantastic Four, Ultimate Marvel Team-Up, The Ultimates, and Ultimatum…
Also On This Episode:
- Erik’s (spoiler free) mini-review of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
- Quick thoughts on “Werewolf by Night” and “The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special”
- Artist Spotlight: Darwyn Cooke
- Essential Reads: The Incredible Hulk
Check out our blog at ComicZombie.net for more!
And buy Erik’s new sci-fi / noir novella, “2299” here!
(Episode edited by Erik Slader)
Continue readingEssential Reads: THE INCREDIBLE HULK
On our latest podcast episode (Issue #30) we gave some recommendations for THE HULK!
Chris’s Pick: THE IMMORTAL HULK by Al Ewing and Joe Bennett
Continue readingComic Zombie Podcast #29: X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse!
Issue 29: X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse!
“I am the rocks of the eternal shore: crash against me and be broken!” -Apocalypse
In this solo episode, Chris goes deep into Marvel comics lore to gush about another famous (infamous?) 90’s X-Men story-arc: “THE AGE OF APOCALYPSE”!
(Episode edited by Chris Carroll and Erik Slader)
Check out our blog at ComicZombie.net for more, including Erik’s recent reviews of Frank Miller’s Sin City graphic novels!
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