Call of Duty Zombies - by James Asmus (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Delve behind the scenes to explore the comprehensive history of Call of Duty's beloved Zombies mode!

Explore the creation of Call of Duty's iconic Zombies mode! Call of Duty Zombies: The Art of Treyarch opens the Mystery Box to take readers through the storied history of Treyarch's undead survival experience that began as an Easter egg in 2008. Dive deep into exclusive, behind-the-scenes interviews with the development team, witness never-before-seen art, and take a look back in time at what would become an infectious franchise staple. This all-inclusive collection covers all aspects of the fan-favorite game mode that has revolutionized the franchise for more than fifteen years.

STUNNING ART: Features breathtaking art that helped to reanimate the dead.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS: Hear from the development team on the groundbreaking, grassroots process that brought hordes of the undead to the world of Call of Duty.

GO BEHIND THE GAMES: Filled with behind-the-scenes anecdotes and detailed intel on the game-making process, Call of Duty Zombies: The Art of Treyarch chronicles the incredible work that goes into crafting such a dynamic and enduring survival experience.

PERFECT COMPANION TO THE GAME: This beautiful volume is a must-have for any Call of Duty fan.

About the Author

James Asmus is a writer of books, theater, comedy, video games, and TV. His published work includes over a dozen Marvel Comics titles including Gambit, Captain America, and Amazing Spider-Man, Rick & Morty, the Transformers / My Little Pony crossover for IDW, and a reimagining of Quantum and Woody for Valiant (which snagged five Harvey Award nominations, including Best Writer). James has also written original series like the Manning Award-nominated apocalyptic buddy comedy End Times of Bram & Ben, action satire Survival Street, all-ages sci-fi dark comedy Field Tripping, plus body horror series Evolution and Thief of Thieves for Skybound (with Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman). In TV, he's written for Marvel Hero Project and Marvel Video Comics as well as written and produced shows for History and Discovery networks. James lives outside Portland, OR, with his wife and two weirdly wonderful kids.