Deadworld #20

Apr 1991 · Caliber Press · 2.50 USD; 3.75 CAD

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In "Fragmented Civilisation," the remnants of civilization fray further as Joey struggles to adapt to the wilds, while Kirk and Raymond's attempt to break away from the Zombie Killers leads to chaos. Amidst the crumbling world, Albert and Wayne face helplessness as a family is overrun, and Stacey and John find a fleeting moment of connection amidst the danger. Written by Randall Thayer and illustrated by Mark Winfrey, Dan Day, and David Day, with inks by the artists themselves and lettering by Vincent Locke, the issue’s cover by Ron McCain captures the grim tension of survival.

Contains 2 stories

Fragmented Civilisation

16 pp · Horror-Suspense

Dan McDonaldJoeyRaymondKirkStaceyJohnWayneHankAlbert

In "Fragmented Civilisation," Joey struggles to adjust to the harsh reality of the wild after the collapse of civilization. As Kirk and Raymond plot their own dangerous escape from the Zombie Killers, Albert and Wayne watch helplessly as a family falls victim to the undead, while Stacey and John share a quiet, tense moment of connection amid the chaos.

Dead Killer Part Two

8 pp · Horror-Suspense

Dead-KillerKing ZombieGraken

In "Dead Killer Part Two," the lone survivor known only as Dead-Killer pushes his limits in the dead of night, wielding a machete and sheer will against the relentless undead he’s been hunting. With the darkness his ally and every breath a test of endurance, he faces a threat that refuses to stay buried.