Zombie by Bill Everett debuted in Menace 5 from Marvel/Atlas in 1953, and would return to enter the Marvel Universe 20 years later. zombie BillEverett sponsored
Marvel was the comic book industry's most prolific horror publisher in 1953 whenhit the newsstands. Of course, this changed when the Comics Code was implemented the next year. Notably, the Code explicitly prevented zombies from appearing in comic books at that time, along with other horror staples like vampires and werewolves.
And the very best Everett tale— in fact, Roy's personal nomination for one of the best-drawn sagas of that much-maligned decade wherein he cut his proverbial eyeteeth — was a thing called simply"Zombie." He put it aside on top of a stack of reprint material by Russ Heath, Gene Colan. Tony diPreta. and other giants in the field, and went on to other concerns.
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