"Where men cant live gods fare no better"

I shall forever remember the last days of Washington D.C. before it was overrun by the inf

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Today was yet another bad day. I awoke to discover that Mr. Van Gogh's ear was missing, which would explain why he has been unresponsive of late, poor old devil. I assured him that I would devote all my time and resources into retrieving his misplaced ear. I decided to start my search for my friend's ear by questioning the fellows outside, for I had seen them munching on ones just like it in the past.… Continue

Silence echoed in the naked streets of Brooklyn. The only people in the streets either wore the dark-blue uniform of a police officer or the Advanced Combat Uniform of a United States Army soldier. All of the storefronts were dark, as were the apartments above them. Curtains were drawn over every window, in which danced the red and blue lights from the flashers of the squad cars below. Occasionally, someone would pull back their curtains and sneak a look at the men patrolling the streets, and th… Continue

America isn’t what it used to be. That liveliness that once inhabited this great nation is now gone, replaced with fear and death. No cars travel the highways or flow through city streets – no people walk on the sidewalks or sit in the parks. Well, no living people that is. There is no shortage of dead people here. They are in t

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From: Dr. George C. Andrews
To: Jacob A. Gates
Subject: Drug Trial Update
Date: Fri, 7 Sept 2007 00:17:54 GMT

When administered Drug E, the test subjects became aggressive. One test subject bit several staff members when they attempted to restrain him. The individuals who were bitten were immediately put under quarantine and are under constant observation. I will be sending you hourly updates to keep you up to speed with the situation.

-Dr. George C. Andrews