 I’ve learned a few things in my short life that I think are,
for the most part, absolute truths; Never get involved in a land war in Afghanistan
or Southeast Asia, The police never think it’s as funny as you do, Never get
attached to a Red Shirt on Star Trek, Coke is better than Pepsi, A cell phone
is only as annoying as the person using it, A diet drink does NOT offset the
calories in French fries and a cheeseburger, and the Zombie Tarot deck from
Quirk Books may be the perfect stocking stuffer this year for fans of the
undead and the mystic arts.
I’ve learned a few things in my short life that I think are,
for the most part, absolute truths; Never get involved in a land war in Afghanistan
or Southeast Asia, The police never think it’s as funny as you do, Never get
attached to a Red Shirt on Star Trek, Coke is better than Pepsi, A cell phone
is only as annoying as the person using it, A diet drink does NOT offset the
calories in French fries and a cheeseburger, and the Zombie Tarot deck from
Quirk Books may be the perfect stocking stuffer this year for fans of the
undead and the mystic arts.   Based on the classic Rider-Waite set, I assume, this unique
tarot deck first seizes your attention with some retro 50’s style artwork by
Paul Kepple. Amazing, beautiful, creative, stylish are adjectives that come to
mind not only in attempting to describe the cards themselves but the packaging.
The box that the deck comes in is so well done, I proudly display it on my
bookshelf. I particularly love the image off bullets simulated along the sides,
giving a hint to just how loaded this set is. The cards themselves look spectacular
with a very pulpy Cold War feel chock-full of vintage and apocalyptic iconography.
Based on the classic Rider-Waite set, I assume, this unique
tarot deck first seizes your attention with some retro 50’s style artwork by
Paul Kepple. Amazing, beautiful, creative, stylish are adjectives that come to
mind not only in attempting to describe the cards themselves but the packaging.
The box that the deck comes in is so well done, I proudly display it on my
bookshelf. I particularly love the image off bullets simulated along the sides,
giving a hint to just how loaded this set is. The cards themselves look spectacular
with a very pulpy Cold War feel chock-full of vintage and apocalyptic iconography.
In all seriousness, I found the Zombie Tarot deck a
lot of fun. It’s the perfect holiday gift for that special Zombie, Tarot fan in
your life.  Avaliable at Amazon. 

 
 
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