PINUPOCALYPSE (2025)

Series Creator and Artist Andrew Tarusov delivers this iconic feature image of one of our two leading ladies, Foxy, as she prepares to fight an army of the undead. Stay tuned for next month when our other leading lady, Roxy, gets her own feature cover image. Pinupocalypse is a mix of 50's sci-fi and horror tropes reimagined with a clever twist. Set in 1950's small town America, this satirical adventure pits two stylish pin-up girls against hordes of zombies and aliens. Inspired by Hollywood filmmakers like Ed Wood, Sam Raimi and Edgar Wright, Pinupocalypse is an out-of-this-world story with a Gil Elvgren aesthetic to titillate readers! It's Foxy's birthday, and with money in her pocket, she's on a mission to find the perfect dress! That is until an explosion rocks the small town of Pinupolis and startles her out of the dressing room. Surrounded by suspicious green smoke, Foxy emerges to find that everyone else in town has turned into zombies!

Series Creator and Artist Andrew Tarusov delivers this iconic feature image of the second of our two leading ladies, Roxy, as she prepares to fight an army of the undead. Pinupocalypse is a mix of 50's sci-fi and horror tropes reimagined with a clever twist. Set in 1950's small town America, this satirical adventure pits two stylish pin-up girls against hordes of zombies and aliens. Inspired by Hollywood filmmakers like Ed Wood, Sam Raimi and Edgar Wright, Pinupocalypse is an out-of-this-world story with a Gil Elvgren aesthetic to titillate readers! Foxy meets Roxy, when she saves her from being devoured by zombies (meat-cute?), but the relief doesn't last long once they realize the entire town has been transformed and they're surrounded! Miraculously escaping, they head to Foxy's house to wait it out, but Foxy doesn't know that her parents have prepared a surprise party with lots of guests... zombie guests!

Cover by series writer and artist, Andrew Tarusov. Pinupocalypse is a mix of 50's sci-fi and horror tropes reimagined with a clever twist. Set in 1950's small town America, this satirical adventure pits two stylish pin-up girls against hordes of zombies and aliens. Inspired by Hollywood filmmakers like Ed Wood, Sam Raimi and Edgar Wright, Pinupocalypse is an out-of-this-world story with a Gil Elvgren aesthetic to titillate readers! After narrowly escaping the trap at Foxy's house, our heroines try to find a safe place to hide from the zombie hordes. Suddenly their attention is drawn to a strange man entering a movie theater amidst the unraveling chaos and they decide to follow him only to end up on... a flying saucer! As Foxy and Roxy put together what has been happening around them, they get closer to uncovering who is responsible for turning the entire city into zombies!

Cover by series writer and artist, Andrew Tarusov. Pinupocalypse is a mix of 50's sci-fi and horror tropes reimagined with a clever twist. Set in 1950's small town America, this satirical adventure pits two stylish pin-up girls against hordes of zombies and aliens. Inspired by Hollywood filmmakers like Ed Wood, Sam Raimi and Edgar Wright, Pinupocalypse is an out-of-this-world story with a Gil Elvgren aesthetic to titillate readers! Trapped on the roof of the local cinema, our heroines realize that the aliens have no reason to let them live. Several blasts of the "death ray" bring the building crashing down, leaving our friends face-to-face with a new deadly threat!

Pinupocalypse is a mix of 50’s sci-fi and horror tropes reimagined with a clever twist. Set in 1950’s small town America, this satirical adventure pits two stylish pin-up girls against hordes of zombies and aliens. Inspired by Hollywood filmmakers like Ed Wood, Sam Raimi and Edgar Wright, Pinupocalypse is an out-of-this-world story with a Gil Elvgren aesthetic to titillate readers!

Pinupocalypse is a mix of 50's sci-fi and horror tropes reimagined with a clever twist. Set in 1950's small town America, this satirical adventure pits two stylish pin-up girls against hordes of zombies and aliens. Inspired by Hollywood filmmakers like Ed Wood, Sam Raimi and Edgar Wright, Pinupocalypse is an out-of-this-world story with a Gil Elvgren aesthetic to titillate readers!