Dr. Edgar Zomboss is up to no good, again. With plans to create a Sun Vacuum, he’s well on his way to ridding Neighborville of all plants, giving him and his legions of zombie minions a chance at getting their hands on countless tasty brains.

However, even the best laid plans of the smartest zombie in the world can go awry when other zombies are involved, and he’s soon accidentally created a time machine, and is causing havoc throughout history. Leave it to Nate, Patrice and Crazy Dave to stop him and restore peace and harmony to the past, present and future, via the ages of dinosaurs, pirates, ancient Egypt, the disco-tastic 70s and more besides!

Paul Tobin’s script is as light and silly as it was for the first volume, with Ron Chan’s gorgeous artwork being the perfect visual adaptation of the video game. In this instance, it’s the time-hopping antics of the somewhat forgotten mobile sequel, Plants vs Zombies 2, which is being adapted, so there’s plenty of references to that particular, micro transaction-ridden title here.

It’s all good, clean fun, with plenty of silly puns and a lack of genuine danger, making it a perfect read for younger Plants vs Zombies fans. Like the previous volume, Lawnmageddon, it’s not exactly overflowing with a deep story, but there’s at least a bit more focus on a MacGuffin and an objective this time, pretty much from the start.

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