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ZOMBIE 2.0: TUT-ANK-ZOMBIES hævn
- Narrated by: Martin Johs. Møller
- Length: 3 hrs and 29 mins
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ZOMBIE 2.0: TUT-ANK-ZOMBIES hævn
Narrated by:
Martin Johs. Møller
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Publisher's Summary
"Tag jer i agt, for han er den levende døde."
Zack ved alt om zombier, især at de ikke findes i virkeligheden ... men ved han mere end professor Møller, der er lige så besat af zombier som ham selv? Zack ved i hvert fald ikke, hvad det er, professoren slæber med hjem i en mystisk stenkiste fra Egypten. Men det finder han ud af. Desværre.
ZOMBIE 2.0 er en historie i tre bind om tvillingerne Zack og Zenia - og om zombier, naturligvis.
TUT-ANK-ZOMBIS HÆVN fortsættes i ZOMBIE-INSTITUTTET.
©2014 Lindhardt og Ringhof (P)2014 Lindhardt og Ringhof
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