The ZRS in The Chronicle of Higher Education

Using our Comic Con panel as a jumping off point, today the Chronicle of Higher Education profiled the neuroscience branch of the ZRS!

Click here to read the article. 

Comic Con Photos

Here are some photos from last week’s “History of the Modern Zombie” panel at Comic Con San Diego.  Thanks to everybody who came out to see us!

The panel! Left to right are Matt Mogk, Bradley Voytek, Daniel Drezner, me, Steven Schlozman, Max Brooks, and Aaron Sagers.

Steven and Aaron getting ready to go onstage.

Getting to my seat…

Me, Aaron, and Bradley after the panel.

 

Zombie Panel at Comic Con 2012

I’ll be appearing on the “History of the Modern Zombie” panel at next month’s Comic Con International in San Diego.  The panel is on Thursday the 12th at 7pm in Room 7AB (which is, I think, the same place our panel was last year).  Matt Mogk and other top zombie luminaries will also be there.  Come say hi!

“History of the Modern Zombie” Part 3

“History of the Modern Zombie” panel– a better clip

Here’s a better clip of my Comic Con panel, in which I actually speak:

 

Zombies at Comic Con International 2011

I had a really wonderful time at Comic Con 2011 in San Diego.  Here’s a video of the “History of the Modern Zombie” panel I was on with Max Brooks, Matt Mogk, Steven Schlozman, James Lowder, and Brad Voytek.   (Max Brooks totally stole my nameplate, as you’ll see…)

Now I wish I had spoken during the first 6 mins.  (I was biding my time for the discussion of Return of the Living Dead.)  You can watch the entire 50-minute panel in low-res here.

And then here are some photos.

Zombie writers KNOW how to rock!!! (Left to right are James Lowder, me, Steven Schlozman, and Ned Vizinni at the Triumph of the Walking Dead signing table.)

A zombie comic starring BHO and family!

Some zombie video games.

The line to get into our zombie panel. Crazy.

The Walking Dead display was totally mobbed.

This pair claimed to be "zombie hunters," a point upon which I did not challenge them.