The Sinister Mr. Corpse—Preorder Now!
Jeff Strand's first Delirium title is now available to preorder. At this time, Delirium only has 40 copies left to sell. It is currently on sale for $47 with free shipping if you order directly through Delirium Books.
This title is covered under the Delirium Hardcover Subscription so subscribers do not need to order. It will automatically be shipped to you in February 2007.
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Sometimes they rise from the grave, hungering for human flesh…
Sometimes they're created by a mad scientist intent on forming an unstoppable army of the undead…
Sometimes the zombie plague is transmitted by a horrific virus…
…and sometimes, they're resurrected in front of millions of viewers as part of a live primetime television special.
This is the story of Stanley Dabernath, zombie. A regular guy who dies, is brought back to life as a ghastly walking cadaver, and becomes the international sensation hailed by the press as The Amazing Mr. Corpse. Fame! Wealth! Groupies! Despite his ghoulish appearance, Stanley finds himself living the dream.
But in many ways, it's harder to be a celebrity than a zombie. The suits behind Project Second Chance want to tell him how to behave in public. It's difficult to enjoy a simple restaurant meal in peace. There's constant pressure coming at him from all sides–not to mention that many people consider him a vile blasphemy that should be erased from existence.
And does Project Second Chance have Stanley's best interests in mind, or is the real reason behind his reanimation something much more…SINISTER?
1/250 Limited, Signed Hardcovers $50.00
1/26 Deluxe Leather-bound Hardcovers $175.00 (Sold Out)
The deluxe lettered edition of this title includes bonus material not included in the limited edition.
Comment by H Casper on 12 September 2006:
Oh yea babe. And a cool cover too.
kresby
Comment by deliriumbooks on 12 September 2006:
And I bet you guys had NO idea this was coming….
Comment by macker on 12 September 2006:
suprised the hell outta me, i love suprises though