Deadworld #19

Feb 1991 · Caliber Press · 2.50 USD; 3.75 CAD

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In "Killer of the Dead," the grim reality of the undead outbreak deepens across multiple fronts. Dan warns Jo it's time to leave the crumbling community, while Stacey recalls the terrifying moment her group of townsfolk first faced the reanimated dead in Millsboro—fleeing under fire. Farther north in Ontario, two survivors in a helicopter take a desperate route through Sarnia, Chatham, and Windsor, encountering their first violent clash with the undead. Written by Gary Reed and Mark Bloodworth, with art by Mark Winfrey, Dan Day, and David Day, and lettered by Vincent Locke, this issue expands the Deadworld saga with layered tension and relentless dread. The cover, by Vincent Locke, captures the grim urgency of the moment.

Contains 2 stories

Killer of the Dead

15 pp · Horror-Suspense

JoeyDan McDonaldStaceyJohnAlbertLauraCarlCharlie

In "Killer of the Dead," Dan urges Jo to flee their crumbling community as the dead begin to stir, while Stacey recalls the terrifying night her town watched the dead rise and fought to escape. Across the country, two survivors in a helicopter make a desperate run through Ontario, narrowly avoiding the undead on the Sarnia, Chatham, and Windsor route.

Part One

8 pp · Horror-Suspense

Dead-Killer

In "Part One" from Deadworld #19, the lone survivor known as Dead-Killer ventures into the shadows, armed only with a machete and his wits, testing his resolve against the relentless undead he’s been hunting through the night. The story unfolds in tense, shadow-drenched silence, where every step could be his last.