Preview: Marvel Zombies: War Zone #2

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Marvel Zombies: War Zone #2

(W) Tom Waltz (A) Jaime Infante

ENTER THE DRAGON AND DESCEND INTO HELL AS THE HUNGER TAKES HARLEM! As a bruised and beaten PUNISHER makes his way down Manhattan towards the source of the Zombie outbreak, his journey puts him on a collision course with none other than LUKE CAGE and IRON FIST! But when the DAUGHTERS OF THE DRAGON join the fray, Frank Castle discovers that he might have bitten off more than he can chew. As the city continues to descend into chaos and warfare, Frank will have to prove just why his bite is worse than his bark if he’s got any hope of surviving THE HUNGER!

Cover of Marvel Zombies: War Zone #2 featuring The Punisher fighting off zombies in a dark alley.
Cover page of Marvel Zombies: War Zone comic, featuring a dark, gritty design with red and black colors, showcasing the title and information about the creative team including writers, artists, and editorial staff.
Comic panel depicting a dynamic action scene in Harlem, New York City, featuring characters engaged in combat with explosions and weaponry.
A comic book page featuring two characters exchanging dialogue amidst a chaotic scene. One character is armed and appears to be in a tense situation with explosions and gunfire in the background, while the other character reacts with disdain. The artwork is colorful and dynamic, showcasing action and emotion through illustrated panels.
A comic book page featuring a dialogue between characters discussing a violent encounter, with one character showing signs of injury and another preparing to intervene. The scene is tense and action-oriented, highlighting themes of morality and justice.
A comic book scene set in Fisk Tower, Midtown, Manhattan, depicting a well-dressed man with a bald head sitting at a table with a glass of wine and a plate of food, showing tense interactions with another character off-screen.

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