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   Stubbs the Zombie in "Rebel Without a Pulse"

   Stubbs' zombie state prevents him from wielding any conventional hand held weapons, and instead wields a variety of improvised weaponry and combat techniques, most of which are done using an specific body part as explosives or makeshift devices. ... Zombies eat brains.
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   Xombie

   It will be the second part of the intended Xombie trilogy. ... Zoe asks "Why do zombies eat people anyway?" and to this, Dirge claims that some believe they are nature's way of "starting over from scratch".
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   List of zombie films

   | I Eat Your Skin (AKA Zombies) | 1964 | ... | Return of the Living Dead Part II | 1988 |
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   Zombies in popular culture

   And will let the dead go up to eat the living! ... Fantasy-themed shows such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and Dead Set sometimes include zombies as part of their horror/fantasy settings.
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   Zombies in the Snow

   Count Olaf, under the guise of Uncle Monty's new assistant Stephano, took Dr. Sebald's place in the Montgomery residence (a position which apparently required a great deal of responsibility and, on Monty's part, a great deal of trust) eight days after the Baudelaires first arrived. ... Unfortunately, the zombies quickly eat through this barrier the following evening.
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   Zombies!!!

   The game is played from the perspective of the zombies where your goal is to eat humans.
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   Zombie

   Rather, modern zombies are depicted in mobs and waves, seeking either flesh to eat or people to kill or infect, and are typically rendered to exhibit signs of physical decomposition such as rotting flesh, discolored eyes, and open wounds, and moving with a slow, shambling gait. ... Usually they are arranged as a sort of surrealist performance art but they are occasionally put on as part of a unique political protest.
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   Alternate versions of Iron Man

   Marvel Zombies ... The zombie "survives" this wound and later gains cosmic powers (including flight) by eating part of the Surfer's corpse.
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   Marvel Zombies

   In 2006, the October issue of Wizard magazine featured a one-page Marvel Zombies comic by artist Sean Phillips called "Eat the Neighbors." ... The zombies also appear in a four-part storyline in Black Panther (vol. 3) #27–30, and encounter the Earth-616 Fantastic Four.
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    Bargaining, Part One

    Xander's worries that Buffy might eat their brains is a reference to the horror films of The Return of the Living Dead series, in which the zombies eat their victims' brains. ... | “Bargaining, Part One” |

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Stubbs the Zombie in "Rebel Without a Pulse",
• Xombie,
• List of zombie films,
• Zombies in popular culture,
• Zombies in the Snow,
• Zombies!!!,
• Zombie,
• Alternate versions of Iron Man,
• Marvel Zombies,
• Bargaining, Part One