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Hannah/Selena Trapped in their school by an saw ii ending theme infection, a bunch of teenagers must finally come to learn the most valuable lesson in life a lesson of death. Rated: T English Horror/Suspense Chapters: 12 Words: 20, 149 Reviews: 6 Updated: 1-12-11 Published: 12-3-10 Complete Lieutenant-General Taylor often makes decisions that can help everyone but when Britain is thrust into hell he has to make decisions that can only help a certain few and those decisions will change Britain and his life forever. Introduction Chapter R R. Rated: K English Horror Chapters: 3 Words: 2, 095 Reviews: 3 Updated: 9-17-10 Published: 5-20-10 Complete A glimpse into Jims mind as he seeks revenge against his captors. Follows the basic plot of the movie; starts after Jim scales the wall and escapes being shot. Rated: T English Drama/Suspense Chapters: 1 Words: 5, 048 Reviews: 3 Published: 7-24-10 The United Nations believed they had prevented the virus from reaching the West continents, but they were wrong Back on track with new chapters soon:D Rated: T English Horror Chapters: 18 Words: 16, 572 Reviews: 26 Updated: 6-10-10 Published: 2-14-08 Posted on April 20, 2011 by dfstell By: Michael Alan Nelson writer, Alejandro Aragon art, Nolan Woodard colors, Johnny Lowe letters Ian Brill editor The Story: Selina sets off on a personal mission and leaves the US military safe zone as this series begins to wrap up. What s Good: One of the very good things about this issue for long-time readers is that it framed where this story fits in the whole saga of the films 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later. After last issue, we had seen our heroes, Selina and Clint, reach a US military safe-zone in London. I had questions about whether this was the safe-zone from the 28 Weeks film and how much the comic was going to acknowledge that second movie and how the comic would continue if it was acknowledging that second film. Well, things are a lot clearer a month later. For one thing, the final issue of this series has now been solicited, meaning that this series is wrapping up rapidly. For another, this military safe-zone that Clint and Selina have found is the one from the 28 Weeks movie. This is pretty neat: Michael Alan Nelson is telling a story that happens in the dead space between the two films and it will have a definite ending. Neither Clint or Selina were in the second film, so they could die in the saw ii ending theme couple issues or they could be fine. We really don t know! But, by tying this story to events we re familiar with from the 28 Weeks film, we can build a sense of foreboding because we the reader know that the shit is about to hit the fan again and our heroes are completely unprepared for it. They think they re safe. It is a rare circumstance in fiction where the reader positively knows what will happen next and has to watch beloved characters wander into danger. From an actual story standpoint, this issue is mostly quiet. Clint is mostly poking around in the safe zone and asking questions that confirm this story s existence in the 28 Weeks movie world whereas Selina goes off on a touching journey to find her old house and dead husband s body pre-infection. One of the awful things about zombie-fiction is that since zombies strike you in your house your place of safety, all of saw ii ending theme survivors have seen horrid things happen to loved ones, yet rarely have time for a real goodbye. Seeing Selina s past really makes this hit home. What s Not So Good: Well, the issue is a little slow That ll bug some people. And, while this issue really is new reader friendly, I doubt they ll get many new readers when the series is ending in a few issues.