Zombies gegen Meteoriten: Wir lassen uns doch die Apokalypse nicht klauen!

Edgar Achenbach presents a satirical narrative centered on Mickey Knapp, a narcissistic bully who becomes a zombie following an accident caused by his own stupidity. Despite being undead, he remains remarkably persistent and views himself as the ultimate villain. His primary motivation is to claim credit for the apocalypse, a feat he believes proves his status as the worst of all zombies. This ego-driven goal faces significant competition from various global crises unfolding simultaneously. The story unfolds against a backdrop of chaotic events that threaten to overshadow Mickey’s personal ambitions. These include erratic politicians controlling power structures, a spreading virus, and an impending meteorite collision with Earth. Mickey cannot tolerate the idea that these natural or political disasters will steal his moment of infamy. He devises a rapid plan to ensure Halloween 2020 becomes the final one for the planet. Opposing this scheme are two neighbors, a smart cheerleader, and a charming zombie girl. They recognize the threat Mickey poses and engage in a desperate struggle against both the undead menace and the cosmic disaster. Achenbach’s work blends supernatural fiction with contemporary anxieties about political instability and environmental threats. The narrative appeals to readers who enjoy dark comedy and genre-bending horror. It may not suit those seeking traditional, serious horror without comedic elements or those who prefer straightforward apocalyptic survival stories without satirical undertones.