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Review: Zombie Tramp #50

By Dustin Cabeal

It’s been a long while since I’ve reviewed Zombie Tramp and admittedly, even longer since I’ve read it. One of the things I’ve always enjoyed about the series is the fact that you can jump back in and still figure things out. It’s how good comics have always been. There was a time you could jump into any comic no matter the numbering, and with a few issues you’d get the story or be there for the next chapter. Everything I learned about comics was done in this way; no shiny #1’s needed.

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Celebrate Zombie Tramp's four year anniversary in ZOMBIE TRAMP #50

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Are you ready to celebrate a comic book milestone? This July brings the four year anniversary of the ongoing ZOMBIE TRAMP series and the release of its landmark 50th issue!! In today's market not many books make it past the first couple issues, let alone see 50 consecutive monthly issues hit comic book stores, so you know a book is pretty special when it can reach that threshold! To help make things even more special the anniversary issue also features "The Death of Zombie Tramp" event, a year long storyline that pays off everything the series has been building to, and which will leave the character forever changed!

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ZOMBIE TRAMP: ORIGINS HARDCOVER - Relive the first two original volumes of Janey Belle

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Now an extremely popular Danger Zone ongoing monthly title closing in on its landmark 50th issue with numerous spin-offs and companion series, ZOMBIE TRAMP: ORIGINS takes fans and newcomers back to the days of the first two cult classic series when Janey Belle was just a high-priced Hollywood call girl setup on a bad date. A bad date that will lead to her becoming Zombie Tramp, the deadly undead force of dark magic unleashed upon the Earth! Full of grindhouse gore and sex appeal, ZOMBIE TRAMP: ORIGINS is a zombie title unlike any other!

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BLACK BETTY #1: A monster hunter for hire joins the Zombie Tramp universe

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Black Betty is the latest lethal lady to join Action Lab's Danger Zone universe, joining the world of DollFace, Vampblade and Zombie Tramp. She is a monster hunter for hire with a mysterious past.

“Black Betty is, essentially, a love letter to the women of my family," writer Shawn Gabborin comments. "She’s not your usual comic book (or even film) heroine. She’s built like a real woman and proudly rocks her tattoos and rockabilly style. She’s got her own look, a unique attitude, and owns every step she takes.”

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Can't Argue With Myself -- ZOMBIE TRAMP VOLUME 11: Join Janey's Supporting Cast For Action-Packed Thrills

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ZOMBIE TRAMP VOLUME 11 DEMON DAMES & SCANDALOUS GAMES collects issues 33-36 of the wildly popular ongoing series! The series follows former escort to the stars turned zombie Janey Belle, also known as the infamous Zombie Tramp. This volume focuses on her supporting cast, include the voodoo queen Xula, the undead child Morning and the Kaiju Queen. This series is for those not faint of heart and includes mature content.

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ZOMBIE TRAMP: ORIGINS Remasters Janey Belle's First Adventures

This July Action Lab: Danger Zone is giving you the chance to witness the origins of  the street-walking dead. When Hollywood call girl Janey Bell gets bitten by a mystical zombie and left for dead, she wanders the streets in search of brains, blood... and revenge! Unlike other mindless zombies, Janey is looking for answers to her disappearing humanity and the emerging undead monster known as Zombie Tramp.

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Review: Zombie Tramp #34

By Dustin Cabeal

It’s been a while since I checked in with Zombie Tramp. It’s a series that I find easy to jump on and off of as I’ve stated many times before, in that way it reminds me a lot of Witchblade. The series never makes any hot shot booking in which they just blow through a storyline, but rather it’s all very methodical so much so that I was able to figure out what I missed just from reading the dialogue.

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