This woman is more than just a zombie, and more than just human and becomes the main nemesis of the series, focusing on and desiring the utter elimination of Michael and everything he holds dear. He decided to not to kill her, and will regret that decision for the rest of the series. In the initial book, Mike meets a strange, almost aware Zombie woman, and something about her just doesn’t sit right. Along for the ride is Tommy, a strange boy that could be labeled special, who is more special than any of them can imagine. The first three novels of the series started to flesh out the underlying mythology of the novel while Michael and his assortment of friends and allies attempt a cross country journey from Colorado to Maine, with some stops along the way. The original Zombie Fallout was a funny, disgusting, politically incorrect, horrifying relatively traditional initial Zombie Outbreak story, with only hints of things to come. The Zombie Fallout series has been a strange, wild ride. It’s a strange sort of multiverse that that I find fascinating. This is a man whose main character, Mike Talbot, appears as a main character or some iteration of his exists in almost every series he has created. I found the novella that comes between the two man arcs of the series a bit on the head shakingly dumb side, but this is because Tufo is a risk taker, and isn’t bound by convention. They may be raw and do things that mainstream rock bands would scoff at, but they are having so much fun doing it that it’s infective. Being a fan of Mark Tufo is like being a fan of your friend’s band. The experience of being a Mark Tufo fan is a unique on, one that needs its own clever name, like Tufooties or Tofunguys. It’s no secret that I have become a fan of Mark Tufo.
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