Chapter 33-3 Red Winter

[Tar Heel Fan]

I'm wondering if anyone can help me clarify an issue I'm having with the quick-turning of our Inkling ADLO friends (I'm not taking sides on the Little Ones' names). If those infected by these seemingly genetically altered zombies start displaying the same characteristics and traits of the Inklings (i.e. tough skin, pale complexion), how is it that these types have not become the majority within the zombie culture? Or at least how is it that we have not seen more of them? They are heartier, craftier, and seem to spread quicker than other types.

I suppose there have not been as many of them exposed to masses of people (only other zombies), and the cliffhanger in Boulder might be the first setting in which a lone Inkling comes into contact with a mass of humans. It might be setting the stage for an entire city to become super-zombies, like the Inklings.

I also suppose that it's possible that Michael Keaton's Multiplicity theory holds true: "A copy of a copy is not as crisp as the original," and those infected by ADLOs do not see the same quick physical developments. Even still, with the heartiness of such zombies, something is missing for me to explain why we have not seen more of these guys around - you'd think they'd be dominating the zombie culture by now.

Appreciate any thoughts/clarifications on this one, cause it's been gnawing at me.
I've been super busy lately, so I have caught up in one big chunk - forgive me if I'm repeating something that has been covered here. If so, can someone help point me to it?