Zombies Vs. Superheroes is an engrossing screenplay created out of one simple idea; what if your altruistic all American Super Hero turned into a grotesque flesh eating zombie? Who the hell would stop such a monstrous creature? The living dead, with super powers at their very twisted and blood soaked fingers, feasting on human brains. The screenplay, derived from such a dark and foreboding idea of Super Hero zombies, pits humanity against impossible odds.  Along with the remnants of humanity, the surviving heroes and villains fight out their petty squabbles among the tatter ruins of earth's zombie infested civilizations.  And, at the very core of this morbid and sadistic tale of Zombies and Superheroes, a lone mercenary stands between the living, the dead, and the fate of the world.

Lobo, a former Marine commando turned rogue mercenary, is plunged into a world of death and destruction after a pandemic plagues the earth with the dreaded Fantasma virus.  The virus spreads like a wildfire among the crowded urban sprawls of the world, turning humanities' immune system against itself and perverting the mitochondria.  Lobo, wanted by both Interpol and the F.B.I, fights his way through a macabre and eclectic assortment of foes and heroes alike. Lobo's only goal is to reunite with his family and take them away from a world gone mad.  But to do so, Lobo must fight his way through zombies who want to eat him alive, superheroes who want him to serve justice, and villains who would destroy him out right.  Lobo's story is one of survival, redemption, and the will to fight and die for the people he loves.