Zombies vs Robots vs Amazons Covers
Posted: October 17, 2007 // Art + Comic Books
I’m so frigging excited for this! Here are the two covers for the Ashley Wood and Chris Ryall’s next big thing, Zombies vs. Robots vs. Amazons. I know I’ve posted about this project before, but I can’t get enough of Ashley Wood’s art, and so I’ll take any reason to post about it.
I’m guessing that this comes out in the next couple months? This would make a wonderful stocking stuffer for your children.
Bobby
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