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Strange Adventures #1–6 – 2005, DC
Comics Kolchak: The
Night Stalker and Dan
Shamble,
Zombie P.I.:
Unnaturally Normal (with
Richard Dean
Starr (Moonstone Books...
- "The
Shambler from the Stars" is a
horror short story by
American writer Robert Bloch,
first published in the
September 1935
issue of
Weird Tales. It was...
- Look up zombie,
shambling, zombification, or
zombocalypse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
zombie is
traditionally an
undead person in
Haitian folklore...
- Cthulhu.: 109, 232–233 In 1988, an
amateur Lovecraftian magazine,
Midnight Shambler, was
published by
David Barker, and
later revived by
Robert M. Price, alongside...
- "
Shambling Towards Hiroshima" is a 2009
alternate history/science
fiction novella by
James K. Morrow,
about kaiju. It was
first published by
Tachyon Publications...
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Orbit Books released the
first in Lafferty's
urban fantasy series: The
Shambling Guide to New York City. It
received favorable reception;
Kirkus Reviews...
- a
worldwide zombie apocalypse. The zombies,
referred to as "walkers",
shamble towards living humans and
other creatures to eat them. They are attracted...
- he just
never cuts the ****. He's
become one of
those actors who's all
shambling self-caricature, from his
twinkly crow's feet to the time-lapsed half...
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stanza of Lovecraft's 1917 poem "Nemesis". The
story is a
sequel to "The
Shambler from the Stars" by
Robert Bloch.
Bloch wrote a
third story in the sequence...
