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Description
Features tarot cards that presents a crazy, campy interpretation of a classic divination system. Along with the 78-card deck, this title offers instructions in a 96-page full-color book. It explains how to survive the zombie apocalypse and forecast your future using one of three different card layouts.
“A deck of delightfully funny, stylish and weird tarot cards made to amuse your friends and guide your future.”—The Escapist
“This deck is enough to make a ghoul shriek.”—Horror World
“For the woman with everything, including a sick sense of humor.”—Metro
“The Zombie Tarot is gorgeous fun for the strong-stomached aspiring occultist in every family.”—Wired.com's GeekMom
“Just the sort of thing you’d expect to find on Ozzy Ozbourne’s nightstand.”—Los Angeles Times
“One of the coolest, most unique tarot decks you can find...We can pretty much guarantee you've never seen a deck like this.”—DreadCentral.com
Paul Kepple is the creator and illustrator of the award-winning Housewives Tarot (Quirk, 2004). Stacey Graham has read tarot cards professionally for more than ten years. She is a writer based in Washington, D.C.
“A deck of delightfully funny, stylish and weird tarot cards made to amuse your friends and guide your future.”—The Escapist
“This deck is enough to make a ghoul shriek.”—Horror World
“For the woman with everything, including a sick sense of humor.”—Metro
“The Zombie Tarot is gorgeous fun for the strong-stomached aspiring occultist in every family.”—Wired.com's GeekMom
“Just the sort of thing you’d expect to find on Ozzy Ozbourne’s nightstand.”—Los Angeles Times
“One of the coolest, most unique tarot decks you can find...We can pretty much guarantee you've never seen a deck like this.”—DreadCentral.com
Paul Kepple is the creator and illustrator of the award-winning Housewives Tarot (Quirk, 2004). Stacey Graham has read tarot cards professionally for more than ten years. She is a writer based in Washington, D.C.