In 2020, Marvel Comics revived the concept with Marvel Zombies: Resurrection by Phillip K. Johnson and Leonard Kirk (originally announced as Marvel Zombies: Respawn).

Produced by Marvel Animation, Disney+'s Marvel Zombies stemmed from a teleplay by Zeb Wells and was directed by Bryan Andrews – with the story written by Wells and Andrews.

What If Marvel Zombie’s Buffy reference Early in the episode, after Bruce Banner is saved by a squad of surviving superheroes, Spider-Man shows him a homemade orientation video designed to help ...

Among Marvel’s surprises was the announcement of a spinoff of its animated What If…? series, which will delve deeper into the world teased in its Marvel Zombies -inspired episode.

But Marvel actually did put out a series of comics called Marvel Zombies from Dec. 2005 to April 2006. Marvel Zombies was a five-part limited series written by the creator of The Walking Dead ...

Marvel Comics the five-issue Marvel Zombies miniseries in 2005 and 2006. The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman wrote the series, and Sean Phillips provided the artwork with covers by Arthur Suydam.

Marvel’s zombies don’t follow the “rules.” Yes, they’re mindless creatures who think only of eating brains, but that’s only when they’re hungry.

The first episode of Marvel Zombies will be released on October 3, 2025. The miniseries consists of four episodes, though the release schedule for the rest of the episodes is currently unknown.

By the time the 2000s rolled around, Marvel editorial believed new readers were turned off by comics since their stories were tied to decades of convoluted continuity. To counter this, Brian ...

Marvel’s Zombies are headed to Disney Plus to satiate their hunger for brains. 2022 saw a plethora of new Marvel series marking it as the year of series’.