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COMIC

Deadworld: One of these Days

Issue #6

Series: Deadworld: The Series, Vol. 1
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Pages
30
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Caliber Comics

About

King Zombie discovers the whereabouts of the teens and unleashes his Grakken creatures to retrieve Deake and kill everyone else. Dan, thought dead, arrives on the scene just in time to save as many of the group as he can. But King Zombie has captured Deake and now instructs him to open the gateway portal to the other dimension so the Earth can finally be consumed under the rule of King Zombie.

Related Subjects

  • Horror
  • Dystopian

Extended Details

  • SeriesDeadworld: The Series, Vol. 1 #6

    Reviews

    "It is frightening, haunting, gloomy, grave, and delectably mystifying."
    Talking Comics

    Artists

    Stuart KerrAuthor
    Vince LockeIllustrator