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Invisible Invaders

film by Cahn [1959]
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  • The Walking Dead
    zombie
    / History

    …from Outer Space (1959) and Invisible Invaders (1959), in which aliens attempt to enslave the dead. By the 1940s zombies had also become a regular feature in comic books and pulp magazines, and it was in these media that they came to be depicted as rotting corpses rather than preserved…

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    …from Outer Space (1959) and Invisible Invaders (1959), in which aliens attempt to enslave the dead. By the 1940s zombies had also become a regular feature in comic books and pulp magazines, and it was in these media that they came to be depicted as rotting corpses rather than preserved…

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