History Main / EverythingsDeaderWithZombies

* The enemies of ''[[AllThereInTheManual StrikerS Sound Stage X]]'', a special Sound Drama of the ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' series featuring a mini-arc set between the third and fourth season? The [[NightOfTheLivingMooks Mariage]], an army of [[ActionBomb Kamikaze]] SuperSoldier [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Cyborg Zombies]].

* Creator/MurLafferty's audio drama ''[[http://www.zombinc.net The Takeover]]''. It's like the American venison of ''Series/TheOfficeUS'' but with zombies. And also funny. Oh, and there's a cameo by Johnathan Coulton in the last episode of season 1.

* Mur Lafferty's audio drama ''[[http://www.zombinc.net The Takeover]]''. It's like the American venison of ''Series/TheOfficeUS'' but with zombies. And also funny. Oh, and there's a cameo by Johnathan Coulton in the last episode of season 1.

* Golden Age Marvel Comics (back when it was usually called Timely Comics) had its super heroes fighting zombies of one sort or another all the freaking time. The Golden Age in general was fond of zombies as antagonists (Solomon Grundy dates from this period, after all), but Timely in particular used a ''lot'' of them.

* Golden Age Marvel Comics (back when it was usually called Timely Comics) had its super heroes fighting zombies of one sort or another all the freaking time.

* Subverted in ''Webcomic/GoneWithTheBlastwave'', where the zombies are actually disguised civillians who do this to frighten away the soldiers. And not because of any political motives, either, it's just because they ''literally'' have nothing better to do in the wasteland. [[RefugeInAudacy They even place bets on it for crying out loud!]]

* ''Franchise/StarCraft?'': ''Wings of Liberty'' had a mission where you have to fight off colonists who were infested by the Zerg. They were zombies in all but name.

* FedEx took it to the max in this [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s42T5TOQMQ8 commercial]] which features four survivors, of which one was infected. The security guard, who slightly resembles francis from Left 4 Dead, wants to brain him in but the Asian woman demands they wait for the antivirus. Miraculosly, the FedEx delivery arrives unharmed.

** The series has Redeads that leave Link paralyzed with fear in order to come closer and suck the life out of him (by apparently [[FreudWasRight leaping onto and humping him to death]]).

* IDW Comics had a {{Crisis|Crossover}} CrossThrough miniseries called "[[http://trekmovie.com/2010/10/08/idw-infestation-series-to-mix-zombies-with-star-trek-other-licensees Infestation]]", crossing ''Comicbook/ZombiesVsRobots'' over with ''Franchise/StarTrek'', ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW The Transformers]]'', ''Franchise/GIJoe'', ''Film/{{Ghostbusters}}'', and ''ComicBook/PocketGod'' (but not said five licensed properties with each other), with canonical consequences for everyone involved. ''Trek'' and ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' fan reactions has been... about as bad as expected.

* In Austin, TX, pranksters broke the locks on highway construction signs and altered them to read: [[ZombieApocalypse THE END IS NEAR]]! ZOMBIES AHEAD! RUN! [[WorldWarZ RUN TO COLD CLIMATES]]! [[Film/DeadSnow NAZI ZOMBIES]]! Unfortunately, this happened once during a hurricane evacuation. Nobody panicked, thankfully, but it could have been a lot worse with the evacuees who were already under stress from the possibility of having lost most of their Earthly possessions.

** ''VideoGame/{{Metroid Prime}} 2: Echoes'' starts out with Samus entering a Galactic Federation base, only to find that all of the soldiers she had been tasked with rescuing have been brutally murdered. As she investigates further, all of the corpses suddenly come back to life as undead "Dark Troopers" and start attacking her (they're kind of rubbish, though). They continue to shamble about the base even after she leaves, but they never have a significant appearance later on in the game's plot.

* ''The Organ Trail'' is a zombie infested version of ''VideoGame/TheOregonTrail''.

* When the makers of TheLordOfTheRingsOnline had to bring the barrow-wights to life, they went the traditional "rotting animate corpses" route. Wights aren't much described in Tolkien's works, but they do have a physical form (Frodo cuts off one of their hands) so going with a medieval zombie look isn't such a stretch.
* ''{{Postal}} 2'' features its own [[OurZombiesAreDifferent mad-cow-tourettes]] zombies when an inevitable apocalypse hits Paradise, causing havoc alongside terrorist attacks, insane protesters, drunken rednecks, fanatic church workers, and cats raining from the sky. [[ButForMeItWasTuesday Just one of those days.]]

* In ''Webcomic/HolidayWars'', a zombie ''T. rex'' shows up in this [[http://www.th3rdworld.com/web-comic/Holiday-Wars/episode/Holiday-Wars-Episode-47 Episode 47]].

* In ''Deathstalker II'' the ... hero? ... let's say protagonist stops to rob a tomb he's travelling past, and has to fight off a zombie horde for his troubles.

* The Inferi from ''Literature/HarryPotter'' are zombies in everything but name (with the Frankenstein monster's PopCulturalOsmosis fear of fire).[[note]]It should be noted that Romero zombies are also scared of fire, as seen in ''Night of the Living Dead'' when they use fire to keep the ghouls from entering the house.[[/note]]