Deadworld 'Bits and Pieces' #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Black Sabbath" in Deadworld 'Bits and Pieces' #1 (1991) delivers a tense, atmospheric plunge into the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, anchored by Donna’s haunting reflections on the world she’s lost. Written by Stuart Kerr and brought to life with stark, expressive art by Vince Locke—handling pencils, inks, and letters—the story unfolds with quiet dread as Donna faces relentless undead, only to be saved by her companions. Cover by Vince Locke captures the grim urgency of the moment, setting the tone for a series where survival is just the beginning.
In "Black Sabbath," Donna clings to memories of a world before the dead rose, her quiet reflection shattered when a horde of ravenous zombies closes in. Just as she's overwhelmed, her armed companions intervene—but unseen, a different kind of threat observes from the shadows, their gaze sharp with purpose.
In "The Doom Patrol," a grim squad of Moloch's soldiers hunts through the ruins of a dead world, their mission clear but their fate uncertain—while their captive, Mike, whispers secrets about King Zombie’s cunning and cruelty, his words a chilling echo in the silence.
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