Story arcs
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1: The Country Life Death.Sawyer, good ol’ boy and scourge of the old west decides to take his city slicker friend Bones to the country to get some fresh air in the place that used to contain their lungs. While Bones is skeptical at first it is Sawyer who soon discovers the countries dangers. |
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2: Dead famous.After a violent outburst at the opera Sawyer becomes a celebrity of sorts, being booked to cause violent outbursts for other publicity hungry folk. soon however the fame and fortune goes to Sawyer’s head and it’s up to Bones to set him straight. |
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3: The Quick and the Undead.On a walk through the cemetery Bones and Sawyer are confronted by a mysterious figure from Sawyer’s past – Wyatt. Naturally a gun fight ensues. |
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4: A dead quiet cinema.When the local cinema begins screening a film in which Bones had a bit part it’s time for the guys to relive their glory days on the silver screen… and maybe even find a little movie romance? |
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5: Poker night.Bones and Sawyer do what any self respecting zombies would do on a full moon night… Get the boys together for some poker! |
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6: Cheesy & Cat.While the guys are at poker Cheesy enjoys the house to himself. Until he receives an unwelcome houseguest in the guise of a cat. Roadrunner hijinks ensue. |
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7: Zombie Film School.Bones and Sawyer get roles in a new film and in an effort to gain bigger parts sign up for a mentoring project teaching new zombies the ropes of the industry. Their assigned proteges are Charlton Heston and Jack Palance. Everything is going swimmingly until Zombie Heston’s beloved gun goes missing… |
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8: Curse of the Gypsy Death.The boys hit a carnival and Bones falls for a sexy gypsy. She however has bad news for Bones. |
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9: Life Death Mirrors Art.Bones hits it big in the art world. |
This dismays me. apparently Seth Grahame-Smith has written a follow up to his Pride & Prejudice & Zombies that paints honest Abe as a axe wielding vampire killer. For some reason this makes me cringe.