I loved this book and this whole series. Clines finds inventive ways to neutralize his heroes' powers. My only complaint is that Danielle's character doesn't get as much development as she could.
I loved this book and this whole series. Clines finds inventive ways to neutralize his heroes' powers. My only complaint is that Danielle's character doesn't get as much development as she could.
Clines throws a curve ball with this. The story opens with our heroes in some kind of hallucination not remembering who they are.
This was my favorite of the series so far. The imagery was really well done and would be great as a movie. Clines does a good job of addressing the “how” associated with the plot and ties it up surprisingly well. More superheroes and zombies, please!
The Ex-Heroes series follows a group of superheroes protecting the few remaining Los Angeles residents after the zombie apocalypse. They have turned the Paramount Studios lot into a fortress they call the Mount, and have built a pocket of civilization surrounded by thousands of hungry “ex-humans”.
Even though book 4 essentially had the same plot as the “Normal Again” episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer it was still pretty good.
Superheroes + zombies = plain 'ole fun. I like Peter Clines series because he combined these two elements in such a gritty, realistic way, as the heroes are flawed and the world is a grim place to exist in. Yet there is also still some humor and typical zombie bashing to keep the story from being too dark.