Deadworld #21

Jun 1991 · Caliber Press · 2.50 USD; 3.25 CAD

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In "Fragments," the grim world of Deadworld fractures further as Jenny confronts haunting memories of Joey’s departure and the terror that came after. Meanwhile, Kirk fights to survive by wearing the skin of a dead thing, blending into a forest crawling with the undead, while Wayne and Albert take on a dangerous job—clearing a barn full of zombies in exchange for fuel. Written by Mark Bloodworth and Randall Thayer, with art by Dan Day and David Day and inks by both, the issue’s stark, atmospheric visuals are matched by Vincent Locke’s cover art and lettering.

Contains 2 stories

Fragments

16 pp · Horror-Suspense

Dan McDonaldJoeyKirkJennyWayneHankAlbertMarlaKing Zombie

In "Fragments," Jenny grapples with memories of Joey’s sudden departure and the haunting aftermath that followed. Meanwhile, Kirk moves through a forest cloaked in the skin of the undead, blending in as the dead close in. On a separate path, Wayne and Albert take on a grim job—clearing a barn full of zombies, paid in fuel.

Part Three

8 pp · Horror-Suspense

King ZombieDead KillerGraken

In "Part Three" of *Deadworld* #21, the lone survivor known as Dead-Killer pushes deeper into the night, machete in hand, as he faces the relentless undead he’s been hunting through the shadows. With only instinct guiding him, every step becomes a test of will, and the darkness itself seems alive with menace.