Zombie Stomper by Iron Fist, via Haute Macabre
Yup - Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter is the project the author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is doing next. While my review of P&P&Z was pretty positive, I'm not sure I can in good conscience encourage this trend.
Also, note that while P&P&Z has surged to the top of the bestseller list, the New Yorker was not as charitable in its review as I was. Perhaps these shoes by Iron Fist might serve as a litmus test for whether you are likely to enjoy P&P&Z. Tongue-in-cheek fun or thoroughly foul? You be the judge!
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Originally posted by Jessica Palmer
On April 1, 2009, at 7:00 AM
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OH!!! I think I would LOVE P&P&Z based on those shoes! I like the creepy teeth on the toes and I find myself highly distracted by the cuteness of the bow.
omg. those shoes are amazing! where can i buy those!?