28 Days Later #2

Set against a blood-soaked crimson cityscape with the faint silhouette of London's landmarks in the background, this 2009 Boom! Studios issue announces itself with striking menace. Tim Bradstreet's cover depicts a lone figure in a gas mask, plaid skirt, and tattered clothing, gripping a blood-stained machete while standing over a duffel bag beneath a looming biohazard symbol — every detail radiating grim determination and post-apocalyptic dread. With Michael Alan Nelson writing and Declan Shalvey on interior art, this series promises a raw, unflinching look at survival in a world torn apart by infection.