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** In ''Marvel Zombies Return'', Octavius pauses to admire zombie Spider-Man's brutality in killing Kraven the Hunter and Mysterio. Out of the Sinister Six, Octavius gets the most gruesome death of all as Spider-Man tricks Electro into stunning him with electricity before eating Octavius alive. As Spider-Man is eating Octavius, the latter's head is on fire and when Octavius reanimates, it's revealed that he was torn in half as well.
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* DirtyCoward: In ''Marvel Zombies Return'', after Spider-Man kills Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio tries to hide among his illusions while urging Spider-Man to eat either one of his illusions or another member of the Sinister Six. However, Spider-Man doesn't fall for it and kills Mysterio with little effort.
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* OnlySaneMan: In ''Marvel Zombies Return'', Electro was the only one of the Sinister Six to attempt to kill Zombie Spider-Man whereas Octavius had to be told by Electro to kill Spider-Man after Octavius had started to monologue. [[spoiler:Their efforts were in vain however because Octavius was electrocuted and eaten by Spider-Man after his tentacles absorbed the electric bolt. Electro was decapitated by Spider-Man while he was stunned.]]
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* OnlySaneMan: In ''Marvel Zombies Return'', Electro was the only one of the Sinister Six to attempt who just wanted to kill Zombie Spider-Man whereas Octavius had zombie Spider-Man. Unlike his teammates, who chose to be told by Electro to kill Spider-Man after Octavius had started to monologue. [[spoiler:Their efforts were in vain however because Octavius was electrocuted monologue and eaten by Spider-Man after his tentacles absorbed the electric bolt. Electro was decapitated by Spider-Man while he was stunned.]] taunt him.
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** In ''Marvel Zombies Return'', Earth-Z Sinister Six were horrified and astonished by how Spider-Man killed Kraven the Hunter rather than do his usual jokes and quips. Mysterio assumed that Spider-Man had gone insane and tried to hide among his illusions, Octavius was impressed by Spider-Man's brutality, Vulture was too distracted to fly away, and Electro tried to charge up his powers to kill Spider-Man before he kills the rest of them. Sandman couldn't comprehend what was happening and ran away after Electro was killed.
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* AssholeVictim: While Spider-Man absolutely regrets every innocent he eats, he makes one exception when he expresses joy before eating J. Jonah Jameson, who had been making his life miserable for years.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: While Spider-Man absolutely regrets every innocent he eats, he makes one exception when he expresses joy before eating J. Jonah Jameson, who had been making his life miserable for years.
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* ItsPersonal: Earth-Z Zombie Wolverine Joins Zombie Spider-Man to kill the zombie heroes who drowned and ate Earth-Z Kitty Pryde when he told them not to.
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%%* MamaBear: [[spoiler:Kitty Pryde]] in ''Marvel Zombies: Halloween''.
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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: ''Ultimate Fantastic Four'', the first real arc, has Reed claim that "within twenty-four hours, we'd consumed the entire planet." This puts the entire events of both ''Dead Days'' and the ''Army of Darkness'' crossover within that period (ironic, given the title of the former), and leaves the whole thing with a rather squished time period. ''Dead Days'' doesn't use any obvious time indicators but certainly doesn't seem to have taken place over the course of a single day, and claims that the zombies simply ate their way through all of humanity feel... extreme, to say the least, especially when we rarely-if-ever see civilian zombies.
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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: ''Ultimate Fantastic Four'', the first real arc, has Reed claim that "within twenty-four hours, we'd consumed the entire planet." This puts the entire events of both ''Dead Days'' and the ''Army of Darkness'' crossover within that period (ironic, given the title of the former), and leaves the whole thing with a rather squished time period. ''Dead Days'' doesn't use any obvious time indicators but certainly doesn't seem to have taken place over the course of a single day, and claims that the zombies simply ate their way through all of humanity feel... extreme, to say the least, especially when we rarely-if-ever see civilian zombies. Between the two, the explanation is that Quicksilver spread the initial infection globally and then Beast and Mr. Fantastic used Cerebro to locate remaining humans.
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** ''2'' presents [[spoiler: going without eating for long enough as something that removes the hunger completely and gives the zombie their full faculties back (excepting the effects of trauma or brain damage), giving Wasp no trouble over the span of decades.]]. Once [[spoiler: freed of the hunger]], Giant Man was filled with remorse. Come ''Return'', [[spoiler: Spider-Man immediately struggles with hunger temptation again, gives in promptly when fighting the Sinister Six, and despite his remorse never manages to kick the habit over the next several years]]. Meanwhile, Giant-Man [[spoiler: enthusiastically sets his sights on consuming the multiverse]].
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** The Vision is seen as a zombie during the attack on Silver Surfer in the original miniseries. ''3'' later shows him, not a zombie (it has been established by that point robots can't be turned) but as a captive of the zombies doing Zombie Scarlet Witch's bidding.
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** The Vision is seen as a zombie during the attack on Silver Surfer in the original miniseries. miniseries and Ash describes seeing robots affected by the virus in ''Vs. Army of Darkness'' when threatening the Necronomicon with the possibility that a living book could be turned too. ''3'' later shows him, not a zombie (it has been established by establishes that point robots can't be turned) but turned and has Vision as a captive of the zombies doing Zombie Scarlet Witch's bidding.
