After reading (most of)"The Batman Handbook-The Ultimate Training Manual" by Scott Beatty, and finding it's literature and graphic depictions compelling of how to physically and mentally become a vigilante whose purpose is to right the wrong-doings of society, I came across this website called "Zombie Combat Club" and was blown away by the intuitive media that lay within. Both The Batman Handbook and the Zombie Combat club website have what I find to be the most actual interpretations of defense methods described in physical detail, graphical depiction and probable account that can be used in the event of circumstantial necessitation.
The sole purpose of the site is (and I quote) "to provide the scientific, technical and combative knowledge to destroy the threat of the living dead, perhaps seconds from ending your life and that of your loved ones, using nothing but hand-to-hand combat weapons and techniques."
I love zombie flicks, but would shit myself if I saw a zombie coming at me, especially if they were anything similar to "the infected" from "28 Days Later" which I enjoyed alot. Not only did it show the hardship of killing loved ones because of their zombification and threat to your well-being, but the thing I found honest about it was that the story was based on humanity becoming diminished by crazed zombies made from a laboratory accident. And boy were those bastards FAST! That's what I found was most gripping. "28 Days Later" strayed from the traditional slow, waddling gate of the more popular zombie flicks in circulation today.
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Can you imagine if Batman were fighting zombies? Since he doesn't use a gun, how would he destoy the brain?
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