Zombie double pack!

So, today we unleash two characters from our comic and yes it's what you've been waiting for, two ZOMBIES! While still human, these two soldiers were part of a secret experiment called „Orcinianus Copia“. They, along with others from their battalion were injected with a modified snake poison, that was supposed to turn them into super-soldiers. Well, things don't go exactly the way the German high-command had planned.
Enjoy!

Hans Gustav Fleischman (*3 June 1894 - 14 April 1918 (undead)) (left)

Nickname: Spare Ribbs / Creature from hell

Profession: Butcher and Soldier / Braineating zombie

Lives by the motto: Jawohl! / Don't ask, just eat!

Favorite dish: Schwäbische Hirnsuppe (Swabia brain soup) / Human brain and flesh (raw)

Famous quote: War is for butchers. / Gnagh!

Erwin Nackenbeisser (*26 September 1898 - 14 April 1918 (undead))(right)

Nickname: Pretty Boy / Creature from hell

Profession: Student and Soldier / Braineating zombie

Lives by the motto: Long live the Kaiser and our Vaterland! / Kill, kill, kill!

Favorite dish: Bratwurst (Bratwurst) / Human brain and flesh (raw)

Famous quote: The Vaterland comes first. / Aaargh!

Sgt. Hoskins

Sorry folks, I messed up. I forgot to post a blog last night. Well, I have a good excuse, I was working on the layout of "All Undead…" and got so carried away, that I completely forgot to to post our next figure featured in our animated comic. 
Ok, so today I present Sgt. Hoskins. He leads a battalion that attack the German defenses on that fateful day in April 1918. As he and his men approach the enemy lines, he realizes that the German soldiers are behaving in a peculiar way. I`ll leave it up to your imagination to figure out the rest.
Well, here he is:

Name: Gerald Hoskins

Born: 1880

Profession: Sergeant

Favorite dish: Bangers & Mash

Lives by the motto: When the going gets rough, the rough get shot

The Red Baron

Ok, it's not Wednesday, it's just another Monday everyone hates. But hey, from now on you've got something to look forward to, because we'll be blogging two times a week, Mondays and Fridays.

So, for our first Monday blog we decided to introduce a figure who will be appearing in All Undead On The Western Front. Yes, it's the man himself, one of the most famous figures of WW1, THE RED BARON. He'll be an important part of the storyline, which I will not disclose right now, but he'll be in the comic. Here's his CV:

Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (*2 May 1892)

Nickname:

The Red Baron

Profession:

Fighter pilot

Lives by the motto:

The sky has no limit!

Favorite dish:

Königsberger Klopse (meatballs from Königberg)

Famous quote:

I honored the fallen enemy by placing a stone on his

beautiful grave.

The "Grenade-Goof" Scene (film footage)

Hello, fellow Zombie-freaks! As I mentioned last week, we would be posting the film version of the "grenade-goof" scene. It was fun to film, because we roughly knew what we wanted, but one of us kept cracking up with laughter while shooting. It took about ten takes to complete, even though it looks so easy. Enjoy!

The "grenade-goof" scene

Hiya! This week we have a sketch from our storyboard. We filmed a slightly altered version for the animated sequence, featured in "All Undead On The Western Front". 

Next week we'll blog a clip of the footage.

"All Undead" trailer score by The Reel Banditos

We promised to post a variety of content including music, so here's the score to our trailer of "All Undead On The Western Front" written by the Reel Banditos, who will be writing the entire score of our animated comic. Enjoy…
All undead On The Western Front (trailer score)

Cover sketch of "All Undead On The Western Front"

Welcome folks to our Zombie blog. Over next months Zombie International will be posting sketches, illustrations, music and clips from our upcoming interactive and animated comic "All Undead On The Western Front". Our comic will be for the iPad and will be available from autumn 2013. 
Our comic artist will also be posting some sneak-peek pages, so stay tuned.
OK, so let's let's begin with a rough sketch of the cover.