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The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency
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- The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency (FVZA) is a satirical website about a fictional government agency tracking monsters, as well as a comic book based on the idea. Website The site is a satirical alternate history website that purports to be a tribute to the agency once responsible for controlling the USA's vampire and zombie populations. Its fictional author is Hugo Pecos, former FVZA director now living in retirement in New Mexico. The site features historical tales, famous cases, and a Virtual Academy where users can solve cases and take an aptitude test. The site has been mentioned in The New York Times and USA Today. Comic book The site was the inspiration for FVZA: The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency, a comic book series from Los Angeles-based Radical Comics that debuted in October 2009. The three-book series, written by David Hine, details what happens when a group of vampires unleash a new zombie epidemic across the United States. The series includes covers by John Bolton and Clint Langley, pencils by Roy Allan Martinez and painting by Kinsun Loh. See Also
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