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The twisted science of the Project Pegasus facility has infected the Squadron Supreme with a virulent zombie strain. Now it's up to Jill Harper's special ops team to keep the plague contained within the facility -- whatever the cost.
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Marvel Zombies Supreme (2014)
English | CBR | 126 pages | 238.01 MB
Collects Marvel Zombies Supreme #1-5.

An obscure villain from a bygone era, Eclipso reared his two - toned face in a new crossover that would establish him as one of the greatest threats to the DC Universe. Told in two 56 page self titled specials written by Keith Giffen and Robert Loren Fleming, and illustrated by Bart Sears, Eclipsoo told the tale of a cruel lord of chaos, freed from his prison inside the body of adventurer Bruce Gordon.
In Eclipso's debut special (with a plastic black diamond affixed to the cover of the direct market edition), the master of darkness could take possession of anyone that held black diamond shards while in a state of anger. Using this power, Eclipso amassed an army of the most powerful protectors of Earth, starting with the star-faring hero Valor and the unstable creature of the night known as the Creeper. As the special bled into summer annuals, roles were reversed and heroes became villains due to the accessibility of the black diamonds. The plague was put to an end when Vril Dox of the L.E.G.I.O.N. and a host of heroes stormed Eclipso's palace. There they fought off their possessed former friends until Starman valiantly sacrificed his life to end Eclipso's reign of terror.

So the main character of this series is dead. That doesn't mean she can't have a good time, especially if she happens to be a fun-loving vampire with a penchant for alcohol, drugs, lingerie, and sizable body counts. Thus, the "ultimate party vampire" scores some liquor, screws guys for fun-sometimes leaving them less than fully intact afterwards-and generally drinks, curses, and mutilates her way across the city. Mature readers? You bet. Soft-core eroticism this isn't. Be prepared for a heavy dose of severed and slashed appendages, among other body parts. Published in black and white by Boneyard Press. Various writers and artists here, but it's all overseen by Hart D. Fisher.

Written by Steve Englehart Art by Joe Staton, Ian Gibson and others Cover by Joe Staton & Mark Farmer. The Guardians of the Universe have left our dimension behind - and in their absence, the deadly robotic army of Manhunters threatens the survival of the DC Universe!