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* SpotOfTea: Elymria plays tea party with TLZ in the second issue.
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* DeathOfAChild: In the ''Zombie Christmas'' story when TLZ gets the drop on a child going to bed.
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* InfantImmortality: Averted in the ''Zombie Christmas'' story when TLZ gets the drop on a child going to bed.
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The character first appeared in December, 2009. So far, TLZ has three short stories (one each in ''A Very Zombie Christmas'', ''A Very Zombie Summer'' and ''A Very Zombie Christmas 2''), two full issues (possibly headed for a full (mini)series) and one full-length special (''The Littlest Zombie vs. The Littlest Vampire''). Fred describes the series as ''{{Casper}}'' if he were a zombie. Indeed, TLZ does seem like a nice individual, but he can't ignore his hunger for human flesh.
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The character first appeared in December, 2009. So far, TLZ has three short stories (one each in ''A Very Zombie Christmas'', ''A Very Zombie Summer'' and ''A Very Zombie Christmas 2''), two full issues (possibly headed for a full (mini)series) and one full-length special (''The Littlest Zombie vs. The Littlest Vampire''). Fred describes the series as ''{{Casper}}'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Casper}}'' if he were a zombie. Indeed, TLZ does seem like a nice individual, but he can't ignore his hunger for human flesh.
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* {{Expy}}: Elmyria Fuhd, [[TinyToonAdventures Just think about that for a minute]].
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* {{Expy}}: Elmyria Fuhd, [[TinyToonAdventures [[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures Just think about that for a minute]].
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* ShoutOut: TinyToonAdventures in the second issue. Film/AChristmasStory in second ''Zombie Christmas'' compilation.
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* ShoutOut: TinyToonAdventures ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' in the second issue. Film/AChristmasStory in second ''Zombie Christmas'' compilation.
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* ShoutOut: TinyToonAdventures in the second issue. AChristmasStory in second ''Zombie Christmas'' compilation.
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* ShoutOut: TinyToonAdventures in the second issue. AChristmasStory Film/AChristmasStory in second ''Zombie Christmas'' compilation.
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* BrainFood: Unfortunately for TLZ, all the bigger zombies eat all the delicious brains before he can get any.
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* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Turns out the infection comes from spores that have infected all living humans. They lay dormant in living humans, as the immune system keeps them from spreading. But once a human dies, the spores take over and feed on the decomposed cells, reanimating the body and enhancing certain areas of it along the way. Zombies also don't just eat brains for food, but also to maintain/restore what brain cells they have. It's theorized that TLZ is a special case from the mindless zombies around him.
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* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Turns out the infection comes from spores that have infected all living humans. They lay dormant in living humans, as the immune system keeps them from spreading. But once a human dies, the spores take over and feed on the decomposed cells, reanimating the body and enhancing certain areas of it along the way. Zombies also don't just [[BrainFood eat brains for food, food]], but also to maintain/restore what brain cells they have. It's theorized that TLZ is a special case from the mindless zombies around him.
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* InfantImmortality: Heavily averted in the ''Zombie Christmas'' story when TLZ gets the drop on a child going to bed.
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''The Littlest Zombie'' is an AntarcticPress comic book from ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'' creator Fred Perry. It tells the story of a world ruined by nuclear warfare, where zombies now roam the Earth, looking for any survivors on whom to feed. Our protagonist is the titular unnamed zombie, who's doing his best to survive any way he can, though it's rather difficult when you're missing a foot and much bigger zombies get in your way.
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''The Littlest Zombie'' is an AntarcticPress Creator/AntarcticPress comic book from ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'' creator Fred Perry. It tells the story of a world ruined by nuclear warfare, where zombies now roam the Earth, looking for any survivors on whom to feed. Our protagonist is the titular unnamed zombie, who's doing his best to survive any way he can, though it's rather difficult when you're missing a foot and much bigger zombies get in your way.
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* AnyoneCanDie: Mostly the human characters
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* AnyoneCanDie: Mostly the human characters characters.
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[[caption-width-right:208:Even the undead have their ups and downs.]]
''The Littlest Zombie'' is an AntarcticPress comic book from ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'' creator Fred Perry. It tells the story of a world ruined by nuclear warfare, where zombies now roam the Earth, looking for any survivors on whom to feed. Our protagonist is the titular unnamed zombie, who's doing his best to survive any way he can, though it's rather difficult when you're missing a foot and much bigger zombies get in your way.
The comic mostly flip-flops between said zombie and the current humans he's hunting, who are trying to avoid being killed. More often than not, the humans tend to be amoral characters willing to stab one another in the back. This is good for TLZ, however, as the end result is that he gets a meal from it.
The character first appeared in December, 2009. So far, TLZ has three short stories (one each in ''A Very Zombie Christmas'', ''A Very Zombie Summer'' and ''A Very Zombie Christmas 2''), two full issues (possibly headed for a full (mini)series) and one full-length special (''The Littlest Zombie vs. The Littlest Vampire''). Fred describes the series as ''{{Casper}}'' if he were a zombie. Indeed, TLZ does seem like a nice individual, but he can't ignore his hunger for human flesh.
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!!This comic provides examples of the following tropes:
* AfterTheEnd
* AnyoneCanDie: Mostly the human characters
* BlackComedy: ''especially'' the second TLZ Christmas story.
* BrattyHalfPint: Cindy, the littlest vampire.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Cindy when told why they have to ration blood.
* CreepyChild: Elmyria Fuhd, also a ChildProdigy.
* DownerEnding: If you're human, that is.
* {{Expy}}: Elmyria Fuhd, [[TinyToonAdventures Just think about that for a minute]].
* FangThpeak: Cindy, though this is more due to the gap between her front teeth than her fangs.
* GroinAttack: Elmyria Fuhd pulls this on one of her soldiers with a gun. Luckily, said soldier is gen-enhanced, so he ''almost'' doesn't feel it.
* InfantImmortality: Heavily averted in the ''Zombie Christmas'' story when TLZ gets the drop on a child going to bed.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Both humans and zombies can get this.
* NoNameGiven: We're really never given a name for the title character.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Turns out the infection comes from spores that have infected all living humans. They lay dormant in living humans, as the immune system keeps them from spreading. But once a human dies, the spores take over and feed on the decomposed cells, reanimating the body and enhancing certain areas of it along the way. Zombies also don't just eat brains for food, but also to maintain/restore what brain cells they have. It's theorized that TLZ is a special case from the mindless zombies around him.
* ShoutOut: TinyToonAdventures in the second issue. AChristmasStory in second ''Zombie Christmas'' compilation.
* SpotOfTea: Elymria plays tea party with TLZ in the second issue.
* TakingYouWithMe: The first issue features a group of survivors trying to head back to their camp who are boxed in by a zombie horde. One of the survivors is a mole from a group of marauders looking to take the camp resources for themselves. However, when rescue from the camp arrives and reveals they know her secret, she opts to try and kill everyone with a grenade.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Elmyria finds herself on the end of this when the government/military agency she works for tires of her petty demands for ponies, puppies, kitties, etc. in exchange for information on the zombies. [[spoiler: Well, that and she shot the main general in the groin. He didn't take kindly to it.]]
* TheVoiceless: TLZ, explained because his tongue and throat have atrophied, so he can't even moan much. (He occasionally growls.) However, this works to his advantage, since this plus his small size allow him to sneak up on victims undetected.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: The U.S. government's plan to solve the zombie problem is to ''wipe out all the survivor camps'' to deprive the zombies of food. Anyone who doesn't get with the plan, no matter how smart they are, is "let go", so to speak.
* ZombieApocalypse
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[[caption-width-right:208:Even the undead have their ups and downs.]]
''The Littlest Zombie'' is an AntarcticPress comic book from ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'' creator Fred Perry. It tells the story of a world ruined by nuclear warfare, where zombies now roam the Earth, looking for any survivors on whom to feed. Our protagonist is the titular unnamed zombie, who's doing his best to survive any way he can, though it's rather difficult when you're missing a foot and much bigger zombies get in your way.
The comic mostly flip-flops between said zombie and the current humans he's hunting, who are trying to avoid being killed. More often than not, the humans tend to be amoral characters willing to stab one another in the back. This is good for TLZ, however, as the end result is that he gets a meal from it.
The character first appeared in December, 2009. So far, TLZ has three short stories (one each in ''A Very Zombie Christmas'', ''A Very Zombie Summer'' and ''A Very Zombie Christmas 2''), two full issues (possibly headed for a full (mini)series) and one full-length special (''The Littlest Zombie vs. The Littlest Vampire''). Fred describes the series as ''{{Casper}}'' if he were a zombie. Indeed, TLZ does seem like a nice individual, but he can't ignore his hunger for human flesh.
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!!This comic provides examples of the following tropes:
* AfterTheEnd
* AnyoneCanDie: Mostly the human characters
* BlackComedy: ''especially'' the second TLZ Christmas story.
* BrattyHalfPint: Cindy, the littlest vampire.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Cindy when told why they have to ration blood.
* CreepyChild: Elmyria Fuhd, also a ChildProdigy.
* DownerEnding: If you're human, that is.
* {{Expy}}: Elmyria Fuhd, [[TinyToonAdventures Just think about that for a minute]].
* FangThpeak: Cindy, though this is more due to the gap between her front teeth than her fangs.
* GroinAttack: Elmyria Fuhd pulls this on one of her soldiers with a gun. Luckily, said soldier is gen-enhanced, so he ''almost'' doesn't feel it.
* InfantImmortality: Heavily averted in the ''Zombie Christmas'' story when TLZ gets the drop on a child going to bed.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Both humans and zombies can get this.
* NoNameGiven: We're really never given a name for the title character.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Turns out the infection comes from spores that have infected all living humans. They lay dormant in living humans, as the immune system keeps them from spreading. But once a human dies, the spores take over and feed on the decomposed cells, reanimating the body and enhancing certain areas of it along the way. Zombies also don't just eat brains for food, but also to maintain/restore what brain cells they have. It's theorized that TLZ is a special case from the mindless zombies around him.
* ShoutOut: TinyToonAdventures in the second issue. AChristmasStory in second ''Zombie Christmas'' compilation.
* SpotOfTea: Elymria plays tea party with TLZ in the second issue.
* TakingYouWithMe: The first issue features a group of survivors trying to head back to their camp who are boxed in by a zombie horde. One of the survivors is a mole from a group of marauders looking to take the camp resources for themselves. However, when rescue from the camp arrives and reveals they know her secret, she opts to try and kill everyone with a grenade.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Elmyria finds herself on the end of this when the government/military agency she works for tires of her petty demands for ponies, puppies, kitties, etc. in exchange for information on the zombies. [[spoiler: Well, that and she shot the main general in the groin. He didn't take kindly to it.]]
* TheVoiceless: TLZ, explained because his tongue and throat have atrophied, so he can't even moan much. (He occasionally growls.) However, this works to his advantage, since this plus his small size allow him to sneak up on victims undetected.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: The U.S. government's plan to solve the zombie problem is to ''wipe out all the survivor camps'' to deprive the zombies of food. Anyone who doesn't get with the plan, no matter how smart they are, is "let go", so to speak.
* ZombieApocalypse
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