Z-Boyz in the Robot Graveyard (Zombies Vs Robots)

by John Shirley

Other authors: Daniel Bradford (Illustrator)

Series: Zombies vs. Robots (Prose Anthologies, Book 2)

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The brain infection known as the Zombie vs Robots prose program continues with this exclusive, two-part novella from cyberpunk John Shirley (The Crow), wcomplemented with evocative, full-color illustrations of distressing robot-on-zombie violence by Daniel Bradford (King), a master of dystopian atmospherics and unease.… (more)

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Bradford, Daniel	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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The brain infection known as the Zombie vs Robots prose program continues with this exclusive, two-part novella from cyberpunk John Shirley (The Crow), wcomplemented with evocative, full-color illustrations of distressing robot-on-zombie violence by Daniel Bradford (King), a master of dystopian atmospherics and unease.

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