Just in time for Easter comes this new Jesus Zombie print from Nakatomi, entitled Romero 3:16, by artist Omar Hauksson. Get yours here for only $12.99. From their site:

It’s that time of year again! Zombie Jesus Day is coming on Sunday, April 4th.

And as the good book says, from Romero Chapter 3, Verse 16, “And on the Third Day, HE rose to feast on the flesh of the living.”

This 16×22 silkscreen print is designed by Omar Hauksson and printed by the Monroeville Serigraph Company, from way back in 1976. Man, Monroeville…they’ve got a great mall there.

Hand numbered in an edition of 150, and ready to ship immediately in time for April 4th, Zombie Jesus Day!

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The intersection of fine art and zombie pop culture gets a little bit bigger thanks to an upcoming art show at the Nucleus Gallery in Alhambra, CA. The show will include paintings, sculpture, and even live performances in celebration of all things in love and zombie culture. Grand opening is February 6th, 2010 and will include a zombie walk!

Thanks to our good friend Grim Santo for the link!

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Artist Munk One wrote in to show us this new Night of the Living Dead screen printed poster he created. This is a REALLY impressive screen printing job with awesome art and dark moody colors! Limited to 200 pieces, the first 100 are for sale up on his website.

(If you like this, be sure to check out our very own line of zombie propaganda posters!)

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Have a little special treat from our friends at io9.com! Concept art from artist, Daniel LuVisi, for the highly anticipated film adaptation of World War Z!

The article includes an exclusive interview and additional art from LuVisi.

I don’t know how I feel about this movie. I have a middle school crush on the book and would love to see this epic story on the big screen. I’m also afraid the “hollywood” could ruin another great story. What do you guys think?

Check it out over at io9.com

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Our good friend Matt Talbot (who designed our awesome series of zombie posters) sent us this link today to Portraits as Living Deads – one man’s personal mission to zombify as many celebrities as possible. Artist Frederik Peeters updates just about every day with a new piece of art. The project started in September and he has already done over 60 drawings.

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Jack’s Attic is a “purveyor of antiquated, old-world style, handmade, dark-art jewelry”. They sell all kinds of cool, macabre jewelry but by far the coolest is this zombie necklace. You can buy any of their stuff online from their Etsy store.

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Randlord wrote us last week with a link to My Zombie Pinup and said “These ladies are real hot and real dead….thought you might like to check it out.” I would have to agree. They offer a 13 month calendar where they say “Beauty eats Brains.”

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Available today at your favorite comic store is Image Comic’s The Walking Dead: The Covers HC collection. It includes all 50 covers from this groundbreaking comic series plus commentary by Robert Kirkman, covers for the various collected editions of the series and sketch material. All this for $24.99!

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It’s Undead Monday where we bring you an article from ZRC’s short history that you may have missed the first time around. This week’s undead post lets us show off our Zombie Reporter from Monster by Mail one more time:

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I saw this book, Zombie CSU, advertised in Rue Morgue last month, so I special ordered it at the local book shop. I’m only 30 pages in, but so far it’s a damn good read.

To Jonathan Maberry, two-time Bram Stoker Award-winner, the idea that society would crumble due to the lack of action on the part of our governmental services during a zombie outbreak never quite sat well with him. He has taken it upon himself to investigate the reality of the state of our union in respects to the possibility of a zombie apocalypse. Maberry conducted over 250 interviews with experts in the law, law enforcement, the military, medicine, forensic science and psychology to find out in reality how they would take on the undead rising from their graves.

It also features interviews with Featuring interviews with Max Brooks (World War Z), Brian Keene (The Rising) Tony Todd and Patricia Tallman (NotLD 90), Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead), the list goes on.

There’s a ton of zombie art and history in it too. It’s a nice thick 400 page book, but it’s a paperback, so the cost isn’t too outrageous.

The cover price is $16.95 US and it’s published by Citadel Press.

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