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 Longing for the good ol’ days, Zombie Reagan proposes reincarnating the big guy himself in order to steer conservatism back on track.

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Fantastic cartoon strip and maybe a future movie at zombiesdontrun.com.

“If vulcans are driven solely by logic, how come T’Pol has a boob job?”

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OK, Jenna Jameson and strippers who are zombies? Sure, I’ll bite. =)

Trailer thrown to me by Paul Zedeck.

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I don’t know where to start with this one:  zombies riding motorcycles.

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Tag on steroids with mandatory zombification and an open-source web app to keep track of zombie feeding habits:  it’s Humans v/s Zombies.

“Every institution has its own special perspective, of course, and one relatively new activity at Goucher has come under particular scrutiny since the Virginia Tech shootings: a game called ‘Humans vs. Zombies,’ invented on our campus — or not, depending on whom you talk to — in which rival bands attempt to eliminate each other from the game with Nerf guns or rolled-up sock ‘grenades’ during an intense and elaborate form of tag that takes place over a two-week period each semester.”  –Goucher College President Sanford Ungar

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Feeling like you need to share your zombie knowledge and learn from other enthusiasts?  Check out the Zombie Survival and Defense Wiki.

“The online wiki community for zombie theorists, survivalists, and fans to share their knowledge, survival plans, and ‘experiences.’ Prepare now or rue your disorganization later!”

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Fan page for the band The Zombies.  It’s a different kind of zombie, so read on:

“The Zombies were a British pop group of the 1960s. Following The Beatles in 1964 as part of ‘The British Invasion’ of the USA, they were the second UK group to score an American #1 hit.”

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