Salaryman Z

[MangaDex]

 

[deleted-user-d1da763085]

A bit over the top, hope it will be good.

 

[DemonHide]

A bit hard to make a judgment call 3 chapters in, but I'd say this the first true "corporate zombie apocalypse survival" theme, which is excactly what it sounds like. You've got the quintessential super-salaryman who embodies the Japanese corporate spirit, highly competent in customer relations and business acumen. Even an end of the world scenario is just another challenge for a company that specializes in commercial printers... No, seriously.

The author is better known for his historical series, and it seems he has an affinity for famous people with "Honda" as a surname, but I digress. It's difficult to compare this manga with much else since it's neither precedented nor spectacular, but I'm sure there's a scant few works out there that have touched on a similar theme. I'd call it entertaining and worth seeing where it goes.

 

[TheTopAdventure]

peak

 

[HealthyGuys]

If you ask me to sum it up "its apocalypse Sakamoto".

 

[Derpthenerd]

its incredibly amusing that the manga plays the whole "we are salarymen through and through" thing completely straight. there's a single character that breaks from the mindset, and he does it for the sake of corporate innovation and crisis response.

pretty fun so far