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yeesh, this manga really stopped being a commentary on zombies and started being something else once the giant mutants and the alien fetuses and all the rest showed up. At this point the story is so far off the rails that the only connective tissue is the presence of zombie-like beings. I mean...

I like how awkward they make the sex scenes. Because not everyone in the postapocalypse is a porn star/escort, duh.

dude she's underage put it back in your pants

misspelled cemetery on page 12

this story somehow loses a lot of its cool factor once you say "aliens did it"

ah, finally the hallucinations legit show up again.

ah geez, just gonna do the pregnancy subplot like that, huh?

oof, this is going Inside on us real quick

intentionally confusing chapter is successfully confusing

Oh, fuck yeah! The return of the hallucinations. And also possibly mutated vore monsters.

woop, this story got a bit dumber. What's the point again of having one of his love/sex interests be a high school girl a generation below his who for some reason returns his affections? I mean, I can already barely excuse the whole "powered by perversity" thing.

@Killjoynik 1) he didn't get pregnant, he got someone else pregnant... or at the very least claimed a child as his own 2) that's how bisexuality works

Damn, I love how these characters are actually concerned with laws and stuff even with a crisis at hand. Like, most zombie horror protags would just snatch stuff and presume that it's obvious that they don't need to pay. These folks snatch stuff, try to pay for it, and write IOUs if they can't...

Ah, PTSD. Good representation of it, and I like that it is a) happening to the protag, which is realistic for the situation he's been in as well as his tendency for audiovisual hallucinations, and b) not about a specific event, but many events in culmination. You get the "specific thing" PTSD a...

oh hey, making love. shut it Killjoynik, this is one of the better and more realistic representations of it

"author has a weird world view" no, y'all have a world view of zombies that's been closely informed by rationalized horrors like the Zombie Survival Guide and similar works that entirely take the view of the survivors (forgetting in the process that for a zombie apocalypse to occur, the vast...

Aw yeah! Transmasc representation! Let's just hope they survive.

uh oh, intersection of the storylines, and the antagonists catch our MC unawares... this was always how it was going to go of course, considering the conventions of genre as well as the way this story works, but it's still dramatic. And that's what makes the story so great really, it's the...

Everybody ragging on this group for being a murder-happy cult better remember this when a similar zombie story presents more or less the same situation happening. I mean c'mon, they've got weapons, locations, tactics, supplies, information, research... all this stuff would make them *~super...

hm! very similar to the deFOO movement that's spawned in recent years. The thing is, of course, is that if we consider these zombies completely dead and inhuman, like these Internet cultists seem to think, what's going on is completely rational and justified. They're working off plans made for...