There's plenty of gore, the pacing is solid (though the stories themselves felt rushed), and generally-speaking, the book contributes to the undeveloped 28.Later mythos. Even better is the remarkable artwork found in the third story, comprising a ready-mix of scratchy, agitated line-work with a subdued wash. The first and final stories aptly blend masses of dark shadows with glimpses of light to create a moody effect. The Pros: This book's primary saving grace is its impeccable artwork, which runs the gamut from efficacious to strikingly superb. Unsure of the soldiers' motivations, whether they're protecting the civilians or preserving them for further experimentation, the survivors vilify them and stage a poorly botched escape attempt. Lastly, Stage 4: Quarantinesees the survivors of the three previous stories confined to an armed camp. However, when some bloke in a hockey mask takes potshots at Baker immediately after saving him from a swarm of zombies, Baker is determined to reclaim his turf by any means necessary. Stage 3: Decimation follows a lone survivor, Hugh Baker, as he exterminates the infected amidst a now devastated London. While en route to the hospital, grim mayhem ensues. In Stage 2: Outbreak, a British family is picnicking in a park near Cambridge University when an escaped monkey attacks and infects the youngest son, Liam. But when that proves problematic, they switch to using chimps as test subjects. Stage 1: Development reveals the origins of the Rage Virus in which two unhinged scientists, Clive and Warren, attempt to create an anti-aggression inhibitor via experimentation on the criminally insane. Scripted by horror comic maestro Steve Niles and brought to life by three talented illustrators, 28 Days Later: The Aftermath is a collection of four short stories centered around the initial outbreak from the first film. 18 Bucks Later.I found myself tottering on the proverbial fence, exclaiming 'Ghaaagh!'

Like most of the readers of this graphic novel, I purchased this thin tome as an admirer of the film franchise.

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