Deadworld #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hole in the Sky - Part 1," the enigmatic spirit Amy is dispatched by her unseen master to locate a suitable vessel in the physical world, drawing her to a pair of survivors in a desolate landscape—one of whom is pregnant. Written by Mark Bloodworth and illustrated by Paul Daily, with inks and letters by Vincent Locke, this issue blends eerie atmosphere with grounded tension, all framed by Jim O'Barr’s haunting cover art.
In "Hole in the Sky - Part 1" from Deadworld #17, Dan and Joey struggle to find peace in an isolated community, their fragile calm shadowed by recurring nightmares that pull them back to the horrors they’ve left behind. The story unfolds with a quiet dread, grounding their uneasy present in the lingering echoes of what came before.
In "Amy," a ghostly presence known only as Amy is dispatched by her unseen master to locate a new vessel in the living world, drawn to a pair of scavengers—one of whom carries a child. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the spirit’s search takes a haunting turn, blurring the line between the living and the lost.
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Reprinted in Deadworld #26 (1993)
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