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\nThe Walking Dead is not just the one you know. Way back in 1954, before there was a Comics Code, before the world knew what a Spider-Man was, there was another story called 'The Walking Dead,' and it was published in Web of Evil #12 from Quality Comics. This is rare air here, this is not something you are just going to happen across all that often. But the five stories inside the covers of this book are some of the finest pre-code horror stories you will feast your eyes on.
'The Walking Dead,' pencils by Charles Nicholas; Show promoter Carl Lamont travels to an island in the Caribbean to capture the fabled giant zombie of Zaku, none other than Zog, king zombie; Lamont succeeds in luring Zog into a trap, hauling him to the US and putting him on display in his circus show. 'The Uninvited Corpse'; Alice is married to John Carlton, but her lover, Guy, kills her husband; The evil couple rejoices and starts enjoying life when dead Carlton drops by.
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