Deadworld #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "All Cats in the Dark Are Black," the relentless hunt continues as Moloch's forces hover above King Zombie’s advancing horde in a chilling aerial chase. Below, Mike Hunter faces his grim end, while the last survivors in the YMCA’s shadowed cells plot their desperate escape through the labyrinthine ductwork. Written by Jack Herman and illustrated by Vincent Locke, with a haunting cover by James O'Barr, this 1989 Caliber Press issue delivers a tense, atmospheric descent into the heart of Deadworld’s nightmare.
In the suffocating dark of the YMCA’s forgotten holding cells, the last survivors crawl through narrow ducts, shadows closing in from above. With Moloch’s men circling overhead and Mike Hunter’s fate sealed below, every breath is a gamble in the silent, endless night.
In "When a Body Meets a Body, Part 2," the eerie presence of Amy—once thought to be a lone survivor—unleashes her true nature during a tense campfire gathering, turning a moment of shared stories into a chilling test of survival. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as trust shatters and the line between human and horror blurs.
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Reprinted in Seriemagasinet #14/1990 (1990), Deadworld: Bits and Pieces #[nn] (2008)
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