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A TRIP TO RUNDBERG
Millwood was a good place to be when the dead rose. It was small, isolated, and easy to
defend. The survivors there forged a
community, weathered what came, and began to prosper. |
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But then they ran out of food. |
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Now, Millwood is sending five men to the neighboring town of
Rundberg, a town ruled by over three thousand living dead, to find enough food
to save a community. |
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Five against three thousand? |
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They don’t stand a chance. |
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What people are saying about A Trip To Rundberg: |
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"In this world,'' warned Ben Franklin
famously, "nothing is certain but death and taxes..." If Franklin was
a modern comics fan, he might be tempted to add in "...and zombie
comics." Nate Southard's A TRIP TO RUNBERG provides all the thrills of the
genre. |
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- Larry Young, publisher AiT/PlanetLar |
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If Southard and Richter are to be believed, a
shopping expedition in a world
full of zombies is a bit dangerous, and features reckless driving, multiple
firearms and more than a little personal animosity. Packed with action and
creepy-looking zombie artwork, A Trip to Rundberg is well worth taking |
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- Randy Lander, thefourthrail.com |
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"This book is a high-octane undead action
thrillride rollercoaster event. Southard and Richter really get it, and they
put what they got to damn good use." |
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- Tony Moore |
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"I thought REMAINS was a zombie tale with a
bleak finish until I read A Trip to Rundberg. Not for the faint of heart." |
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- Kieron Dwyer |
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