Resident Evil: Death Island Vol.1

"Full of high-octane action and stunning artwork, Resident Evil: Death Island is a treat for franchise fans wishing to spend more time with Leon Kennedy and co." Game Spew

"A Resident Evil fan's dream of Jill, Leon, Chris, Claire, and more face an action-packed virus-filled adventure on Alcatraz Island. From start to finish, this grotesque and violent story brings heroes from multiple games together to stop an outbreak and save the world! The art, story, and characters will have any fan of the franchise binge-reading to the end!" GamingTrend

‘Resident Evil: Death Island is incredibly entertaining, and with every page you read, you become even more eager to discover what happens next. It never feels like a bad or exhausting read. I believe many readers will even want to read the manga more than once!’ ResidentEvilFans - Content Creator

‘The art in this manga is incredible, it looks like it came straight out of the Resident Evil 5/6 Era of games, the action scenes are intense and you get to see all of your favourites … The movie was fun, but the art in this puts it on a whole other level.’ ZombieMakeoutClub

‘I enjoyed the art style in every aspect. The angles, combat moments, detail work; everything hit exactly how I had hoped going into a Resident Evil manga. Especially not having seen the anime first. As a long-time fan of the series, this felt like a fun nostalgic ride!’ GamingTrend

‘This manga volume would be a great addition to any Resident Evil fan’s collection, whether they are just getting into the series as a whole or have been for years. The plot is standard for the Resident Evil cast; Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Leon Kennedy, Claire Redfield and Rebecca Chambers have to stop a deadly outbreak in the Alcatraz prison. Even for the newcomer Resident Evil fans, the explanations of the plot and the antagonist’s motivations that are given were simple and easy to follow without having to know the franchise as a whole. I also found myself chuckling at Leon’s occasional one liners, and I know more seasoned Resident Evil fans would appreciate the little quips every now and again. As a standalone feature in the franchise, I truly think ZINO is able to integrate the readers into the world of Resident Evil the same way the games do. I hope that ZINO is able to adapt more stories in the Resident Evil franchise in the future because this adaptation is a nicely placed stepping stone for die hard and newer fans to sink their teeth into.’ Comics Beat